The answer is a bit more complicated. Not only OD will have to be turned into hours (8 is the standard for Engineering and also for procurement, 10 is the standard for construction). You will also have to take care on relation lags, remaining durtions, constraints (it is not the same to have a constraint finish at the beggining of the day that at the end of the day), calendars and if shifts apply, you will have ti incorporate them.
My advise, if you are working on a standard EPC or EPCM long/medium term proyect, keep in days. If you are working on shutdown proyects, or complex Tie-Ins built a separate project with a Finish no later than constraint for the project, and adjust it to the timeframe provided by the master schedule.
In P3, the only way that you can make that using planning units as hours, JK give you the solution. I can only add that you can arrange the work hours in the day in Calendar from bar next to the calendar.
Unless reporting progress daily this difference will not bring you any special information and you will have a shorter critical path. If you have a long term, >500 ativity project the end dates will be much more earlier that they will occur.
Regards,
Safak
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Submitted by Johny Kesserwany on Tue, 2009-03-17 16:22
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18 years 6 monthsRE: hours in p3.1
Dear Friends :
The answer is a bit more complicated. Not only OD will have to be turned into hours (8 is the standard for Engineering and also for procurement, 10 is the standard for construction). You will also have to take care on relation lags, remaining durtions, constraints (it is not the same to have a constraint finish at the beggining of the day that at the end of the day), calendars and if shifts apply, you will have ti incorporate them.
My advise, if you are working on a standard EPC or EPCM long/medium term proyect, keep in days. If you are working on shutdown proyects, or complex Tie-Ins built a separate project with a Finish no later than constraint for the project, and adjust it to the timeframe provided by the master schedule.
Hope this helps, Regards
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17 years 5 monthsRE: hours in p3.1
In P3, the only way that you can make that using planning units as hours, JK give you the solution. I can only add that you can arrange the work hours in the day in Calendar from bar next to the calendar.
Unless reporting progress daily this difference will not bring you any special information and you will have a shorter critical path. If you have a long term, >500 ativity project the end dates will be much more earlier that they will occur.
Regards,
Safak
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18 years 1 monthRE: hours in p3.1
Make a copy of the project and change the planning unit to hours in the copy window. Then perform a global change to multiply all OD by 8!
By the way, why do you need a project in hours?
JK
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17 years 7 monthsRE: hours in p3.1
Try copying the project and resaving it and change the planning unit to hours!
KF
Member for
16 years 8 monthsRE: hours in p3.1
There is a quick fix to this
If you have SureTrak V2 or 3
Open you file in SureTrak go to options and change the display type of planning unit then pick Hours and so on for resources
Keep in mind that the default planning unit in SureTrak is hours even if it shows days (it does that using an 8 hour standrad working hours/day)
Once you change the planning unit in suretrak save your project and open it in Primavera
Job Done
Note Gee I love that little SureTrak more than P3 or P4, P5 or P6
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16 years 7 monthsRE: hours in p3.1
it means if i have choosen project in days i can not change it now ?
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18 years 1 monthRE: hours in p3.1
Hi,
You cant define hours unless your planning unit for the project is in "hours", then you can find it in: Data / Calendar / Standard.
Regards
JK