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S-Curve to Bar Chart

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Thu, 2005-03-10 21:59
Alfon Lyndon Joson
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How do you incorporate/show the progress curve to the schedule bar chart??
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Mon, 2005-03-21 11:12
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Rahmat Hidayat
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In P3 you can utilize Graphic Reports, then select Resource & Cost, and choose format with Curve for Overlay.I think you can also try by copy-paste s-curve from Excel into Ms Project. In short, there are many ways to make overlays, it’s easy and simple.

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Mon, 2005-03-21 04:14
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Waseem Saber
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hi,

this is a vague question and i am surprised that such a requirement is requested by anybody,anyway the requirment of the s-curve to show on the bar chart format will nullify the very usage of the bar chart, and therefore don;t be misinformed and work as per the ethics.

cheers {.....}

waseem saber
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