I don’t quite understand your query, can you explain more details? What duration type and % complete type you used on your activity? You mention an Activity Code for Productivity and you have a manual input of “actual/budget*percentage”, what are you trying to attain on this? Actual/Budget is the percentage already why you need to multiply to percentage again? Is this the weighted percentage? Did you use user define field for this data?
Assuming that you have budget hrs or unit per activity and actual hrs updated every progress. If you set units as % complete type, you can display unit % complete and schedule % complete for your comparison or if you used Physical as % complete type you can display Performance % Complete. That should give you a correct result on your summary. You can also display Earned Value and Schedule Performance Index (PF or Productivity Factor “EV/Actual Hrs or unit”).
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Hi Q.M. Ismael,
I don’t quite understand your query, can you explain more details? What duration type and % complete type you used on your activity? You mention an Activity Code for Productivity and you have a manual input of “actual/budget*percentage”, what are you trying to attain on this? Actual/Budget is the percentage already why you need to multiply to percentage again? Is this the weighted percentage? Did you use user define field for this data?
Assuming that you have budget hrs or unit per activity and actual hrs updated every progress. If you set units as % complete type, you can display unit % complete and schedule % complete for your comparison or if you used Physical as % complete type you can display Performance % Complete. That should give you a correct result on your summary. You can also display Earned Value and Schedule Performance Index (PF or Productivity Factor “EV/Actual Hrs or unit”).
Regards,
Rodel