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How to show planned / as buit / and

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Fri, 2011-07-01 16:04
duncan burns
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Similar to the last post but i need a step by step guide in the following scenario.

 

I have inherited a project with an Asta easy plan programme ( I don't usually use Asta) The project is delayed and I want to show the Planned as a baseline that does not move,, then the actual as built,, then I want to highlight relevent evenet that have caused delay..

 

Any help please :) thanks

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Mon, 2011-07-04 08:59
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duncan burns
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Mike,

 

Many thanks I'll find out what version Iv'e got and proceed as you suggest..

 

Thanks again.

 

Duncan

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Fri, 2011-07-01 17:27
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Mike Testro
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Hi Duncan

First you need to upgrade the easy plan to v 11 - easy plan does not show criticality so is useless for delay analysis.

The other thing is that if you have both easyplan and v 11 on the same computer they will

corrupt each other so you will nee to put the easy plan on a data stick.

If you can save the easyplan as an XER file you should then be able to open it in either PowerProject or P6.

When you have it as v 11 then you can create a baseline of the original programme using the File - Baseline Manager.

You can then create an as built baseline using the method described in the other thread.

Both baselines can be in the open view together - in fact I think the upper limit is 9 baselines in one view.

You can now impact your events on the live tasks.

Best regards

Mike Testro

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