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Looking for excel spread sheets or the likes to read xer files and produce curves and any other helpful information. I have one "01-XER-READER" which I found very good but wondered if there was a actual curve that could be added. There may be also an update which I have not been able to find. Always good to not reinvent the wheel if someone has already worked on something.
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Hi Ron.
You can use ScheduleReader to read XER, XML or XLS files.
You can see S-Curves, Histograms, compare baselines, trace predecessors and succesors, filter, group, sort through data and even create reports from the data inside the schedule.
A free 15-day trial of the application can be downloaded through the website mentioned above.
yes project tracker can do that
Bryc,
Easy. Use Project Tracker. Reads the database, lets you take baselines, makes "s" curves with the data range table underneath.
How we can read the data base directly to produce S curve ?
Project Tracker does everything for a couple of hundred pounds. Even reads the database directly so you can produce real "S" curves without creating a second data source.
Email: PPadmin@planningplanet.com
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