Your explanation on "When your project is not started then OD=RD (when this project is not updated with progress) ", helps partially to verify the duration added (Difference between Project remaining duration and BL1 remaining duration).
I will explain the background of this exercise.
I want to see the impact on shift in the original programme dates due to additional works. Hence original programme is used.
Hence i did not use the current progress updated program for this study, even though this will give the correct current shift in dates.
After the study using original program, we will study using the current program and see how to accelerate to mitigate the delay.
To make it simpler, Please refer to the below image
I have shown the original programme with no progress, the same programme converted as Base line and assigned as Project Baseline and Primary user baseline.
4. How to show the BL duration correctly same as OD?
The Project original programme OD, RD and BL1 RD are same. This is correct.
The BL1 duration and BL project duration shows lesser duration than the OD. Why ?
Due to this the Variance BL1 duration shows negative.
If you wish to use the modified program as a new base, you just need to remove the old baseline and replace it with the new baseline (which is your new program). you will not get confuse between BL1 and BL2
For this you should have the understanding that how primavera calculates the origional dutration.
OD= ES-EF
When your project is not started then
OD=RD.
In your case your origional duration will change according to the change in ES & EF of the activities and that will be shown correctly.This is strange case that you have set the base line and have not finalized the duration and you want another project with increased duration.why do't you make changes and set the final project as baseline.Anyhow if you still wish to do what u want the
Make changes and set this project as secondary baseline and add following columns to show the results
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13 years 3 monthsHi SM,Mohd Nazzim, Thanks for
Hi SM,Mohd Nazzim,
Thanks for your feedback.
Your explanation on "When your project is not started then OD=RD (when this project is not updated with progress) ", helps partially to verify the duration added (Difference between Project remaining duration and BL1 remaining duration).
I will explain the background of this exercise.
I want to see the impact on shift in the original programme dates due to additional works. Hence original programme is used.
Hence i did not use the current progress updated program for this study, even though this will give the correct current shift in dates.
After the study using original program, we will study using the current program and see how to accelerate to mitigate the delay.
To make it simpler, Please refer to the below image
I have shown the original programme with no progress, the same programme converted as Base line and assigned as Project Baseline and Primary user baseline.
4. How to show the BL duration correctly same as OD?
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Regards
Kasi
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20 years 6 monthsIf you wish to use the
If you wish to use the modified program as a new base, you just need to remove the old baseline and replace it with the new baseline (which is your new program). you will not get confuse between BL1 and BL2
Member for
13 years 11 monthsFor this you should have the
For this you should have the understanding that how primavera calculates the origional dutration.
OD= ES-EF
When your project is not started then
OD=RD.
In your case your origional duration will change according to the change in ES & EF of the activities and that will be shown correctly.This is strange case that you have set the base line and have not finalized the duration and you want another project with increased duration.why do't you make changes and set the final project as baseline.Anyhow if you still wish to do what u want the
Make changes and set this project as secondary baseline and add following columns to show the results
BL1 Duration
BL2 Duration
Regards
SM