in this instance I am assuming that the BL1 ia a previous updated schedule not the true unprogressed basline
of course you can do it graphically showing the progress on the baseline bar vs the current bar.
The only way that I can see doing it in the data table as value is to create 2 udfs (user defined fields)
one called Physcial % Complete Gained and another called Last month Physcial % Complete
Then you would have export the Physcial % Complete from the baseline into excel and then import that into the current schedule as Last Month Physcial % Complete Value
Then run a global change
Where Physcial % complete is greater that 0%
then Physical % Complete Gained = Physical % Complete - Last month Physcial % Complete
I have not found a way to build a complex filter and have only been able to copy to excel and find the work there. Simple one minus the other and then anything over 0 has been changed. Would be nice if that would be availble in P6
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16 years 3 monthsin this instance I am
in this instance I am assuming that the BL1 ia a previous updated schedule not the true unprogressed basline
of course you can do it graphically showing the progress on the baseline bar vs the current bar.
The only way that I can see doing it in the data table as value is to create 2 udfs (user defined fields)
one called Physcial % Complete Gained and another called Last month Physcial % Complete
Then you would have export the Physcial % Complete from the baseline into excel and then import that into the current schedule as Last Month Physcial % Complete Value
Then run a global change
Where Physcial % complete is greater that 0%
then Physical % Complete Gained = Physical % Complete - Last month Physcial % Complete
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9 years 6 monthsI have not found a way to
I have not found a way to build a complex filter and have only been able to copy to excel and find the work there. Simple one minus the other and then anything over 0 has been changed. Would be nice if that would be availble in P6