Excel spread sheet to read XER files

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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.

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Bryc,

 

Easy. Use Project Tracker.  Reads the database, lets you take baselines, makes "s" curves with the data range table underneath.

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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.