P6 % Display problem

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21 years 8 months

Maybe by clicking desired column and selecting format you could get what you want, similar to Spider Project where you can save on your layouts different formats for the same column. As you can see Duration Days for Layout E is shown rounded to one decimal place while in Layout C it is shown rounded to five decimal places. In both layouts Start is shown down to the minute while Finish is shown to the second.  Because for this sample schedule 9.375 days at 8 h/d equals 75 hours so we do not see fractional hours.  I suspect you are looking in the wrong place. Similar to Excel where you can format your cells.

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12 years 5 months

I tried to follow the "settings" to round the Activity % complete to 0, I could not find it.  I did not see the settings referenced.  I am not going to set up a udf, the pct complete to 2 decimal points is crazy.

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16 years 3 months

edit user preferences dates tab units format 0 decimal places durations format 0 decimals or admin preferences custom % complete 0 decimals

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12 years 5 months

Is this corrected in the latest version of P6?  I thought I read that it was but I cannot figure out how to get it off the two decimal reading...yes, the UDF device will work.  Come on Oracle, it has been 15 years and P6 still cannot do basic formatting that we could do in P3.  

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10 years

Arnold,

Can you elaborate on the steps you listed above? I didn't have any luck trying to follow you.

Thanks,

Beau

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18 years 6 months

Hi Mohammad,



Create a UDF say, %Comp and the Data Type is "Integer".



Then create a global and rename. Select Subject Area "Activities".



Then:



%Comp = Physical % Complete



Note:

The Percent Complete is depend on what you are using whether Physical, Duration, Units or Performance % Complete.



Regards,



Arnold

Member for

18 years 5 months

Thanks for the reply David



Mohammad Aslam

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21 years

I have used P5/P6 since its introduction. I do not know how to do this. I agree that showing percent complete to two decimal places makes no sense to any planner. But this is a cost planning system, and the cost engineers like decimal places.