Planned Percentage

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suru kadam 👤 Member for 10 years 4 months

Guyzzz any one can tell me how do I find planned % from the baseline programme or from updated programme confused

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Goli Rahmani 👤 Member for 10 years 3 months

Hi all

How can i see percent complete plan and actual for wbs summary?

Thanks

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Goli Rahmani 👤 Member for 10 years 3 months

Hi all

How can i see percent complete plan and actual for wbs summary?

Thanks

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Goli Rahmani 👤 Member for 10 years 3 months

Hi all

How can i see percent complete plan and actual for wbs summary?

Thanks

G
Goli Rahmani 👤 Member for 10 years 3 months

Hi all

How can i see percent complete plan and actual for wbs summary?

Thanks

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Zq qz 👤 Member for 23 years

in the activity menu, click column , then find the percent you want in the list.


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R. Catalan 👤 Member for 20 years 10 months

Sitaram,



If your programme is not resource-loaded, you can still show the roll-up summary of Schedule % Complete by assigning expenses to your activities.



And, with the assigned expenses you can do variance analysis by cost (Performance % Complete). But you still have to do tracking your programme by CPM (variance in days) to have the real picture of the current update.



Best regards,



R. Catalan

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David Kelly 👤 Member for 21 years 7 months

Schedule percent complete is based on money at the summary bar level. It will only display a value if:



The activities have resources

Those resources have a unit price.



For those environments that do not use P6 for costing, set all the resources to the same price (e.g. $1.00) and then you will have a percent complete. that matches P3’s summarisation by resource. REmember Schedule % complete is from the baseline (we used to call it "planned percent complete")

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Sitaram Sakamuri 👤 Member for 19 years 8 months

why are we unable to get the schedule % complete on the summary bars. Though the project is completed by 25%, the top summary bar is still showing 0 %complete while the activities are showing correctly. How to rectify it and is there a way to find the summarised % complete just like in P3. If not in P6, is there any way that can be done in excel (means to compute the planned % at various stages of the project). Do reply immediately

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Roldan Bartolome 👤 Member for 18 years 10 months

Arun,



Send me your e-mail add and i’ll send you the percent completion type use in P6.





regards,



roldan

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R. Catalan 👤 Member for 20 years 10 months

Arun,



1) % Complete in P3 (also in Sched Log) = Duration % Complete in P6



2) Autocost Rules "link/unlink remaining duration and schedule % complete in P3 = Physical % Complete in P6



Mustafa,



You have to cost-load your programme in order to roll-up the Schedule % Complete in P5.



Best regards,



R. Catalan

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Mustafa Ismayilzada 👤 Member for 18 years 11 months

Guys,



Could you please let me know how to make % Shedule to be shown in Level 3 in P5?



There is no problem to show the planned progress at activity level, but when you roll it up to let’s say level 3 it gets blank.



Any ideas?



Cheers

Mustafa

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Wilfredo Jr. Flores 👤 Member for 20 years 9 months

hi Arun,



Arnold is right. Actual Values (%) depends on how you will monitor the project. It may be based on cost, material, manpower. About the automatic scheduling, when you run the update progress in P6, it will automatically update all your resources depending on the schedule to get planned %, just like in P3, but it is a long process if you will need the planned % for each month. It is better to assign baseline, then get all planned % for each resources by report writer in P6 either monthly or weekly and fix it in excel. Then just add the actual percentage on every update.



Hope this will help in your planning





regards



Wilfredo





quoting

"Thnxs Arnold

Do we can use this for project planned percentage ..

Before in P3 we were getting this information by scheduling report .At last last it will show like 35.5% som thhing like that .....

We were taking the planned percentage from automatic scheduling ....



Actual percentage from the schedule report of monthly updation manuallyyyy...



I think Arnold nw u can solve my prob very easily in P6



With regards

Arun.V "

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Jay S 👤 Member for 18 years

% Complete = Actual / Forecast @ Complete.

% earned = Budget (Original / Current x Physical % Complete)



What is required.

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Anbin Ponnith 👤 Member for 17 years

Dear Arun,



Also how is your client expecting, Duration based % complete or cost based % complete.





I guess you are aware how P3 calculates the Percentage complete displayed in the Schedule log.



If you need the same %complete you can try it using global change.









With Thanks & Regards,



Anbin Ponnith

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Arnold Puy 👤 Member for 19 years 1 month

Hi Arun,



As I have mentioned in my previous post #7, you cannot find the % complete in schedule log of P6 as what you can see in P3.



If you wish to check the log, go to Tools --> Schedule, select "View Log". Make sure you tick the "Log to file" and locate the SchedLog.txt



Regards,



Arnold




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Arun Vasanth 👤 Member for 16 years 8 months

In p3 --- Tools ----- Schedule----Schedule now --- view on screen----There we can see a report .In that report @ the end it is progress percentage ..

Could I get that percentage in P6



Regards

Arun

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Arnold Puy 👤 Member for 19 years 1 month

Hi Arun,



What type of % complete that your Manager ask you? When you trying to present your % complete, it is based on what?



1. Duration (Time)

2. Units (Quantity or any resources you assign to your activities)

3. Physical - User’s manually input or based on activity steps.



Regards,



Arnold

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Arun Vasanth 👤 Member for 16 years 8 months

Hai Arnold

I not getting u ...



For example

U sheduled a program .After one month ur manager is asking that How much percentage of the project is completed ??



How u will find in P6????



With regards

Arun.V

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Arnold Puy 👤 Member for 19 years 1 month

Hi Arun,



You can calculate your % complete using the three different types of "% complete type".



1. Duration

2. Physical

3. Units



Regards,



Arnold

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Arun Vasanth 👤 Member for 16 years 8 months

Oh God

Thn How we can calculatee the project progress percentage ???



Regards

Arun.V

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Arnold Puy 👤 Member for 19 years 1 month

Hi Arun,



You mean in Schedule Log? Unfortunately, there is no overall % complete shown in the schedule log.



You can show the overall % complete in the column at Activities and WBS windows.



Regards,



Arnold


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Arun Vasanth 👤 Member for 16 years 8 months

No arnold

Before in P3

While we updating a percentage from the schedule log

like 37.5 % completed some thing like ...



Can we see the over all project progress percentage from P6 This is my question???



Regards

Arun

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Arnold Puy 👤 Member for 19 years 1 month

Hi Arun,



You can have your Planned % when you assign a baseline to your current project, and actual % depends on how you monitor your project. (e.g. based on quantity, cost, man-day, man-hour and etc.).



Regards,



Arnold

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Arun Vasanth 👤 Member for 16 years 8 months

Dear Arnold



Could u tell me how to find the Project Planned & Actual percentage over all????



With regards

Arun.V

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Arun Vasanth 👤 Member for 16 years 8 months

Thnxs Arnold

Do we can use this for project planned percentage ..

Before in P3 we were getting this information by scheduling report .At last last it will show like 35.5% som thhing like that .....

We were taking the planned percentage from automatic scheduling ....



Actual percentage from the schedule report of monthly updation manuallyyyy...



I think Arnold nw u can solve my prob very easily in P6



With regards

Arun.V

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Arnold Puy 👤 Member for 19 years 1 month

Hi Arun,



Go to View Menu --> Columns --> expand the Percent Completes and look for Schedule % Complete (Planned % Complete) then double click select OK.



Regards,



Arnold

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