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Histograms and S Curves

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Wed, 2012-02-01 13:44
Sabrina Price
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Hi Guys,

I'm new to planning and was wondering if you could help me. How can I extract Manpower Histograms and S Curves from a P6 Schedule.

Thanks

Sabrina

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Fri, 2012-02-03 07:02
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Hlamalani Baloyi
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Hi Raymund,

You are all special to me, trust me.

I wanted to send her my final spreadsheet so she can check the formulas from there, it will be really difficult for me to explain the formulas on the spreadsheet.

Otherwise i will send everyone the steps in terms of importing information from P6 and exporting it to Excel,

 

Thnx guys

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Thu, 2012-02-02 10:07
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Raymund de Laza
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Hi Hlamani,

Why don't you just post the steps so that others may be shared with your good solution...

Sabrina is as special as others too...

 

Thanks,

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Thu, 2012-02-02 06:44
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Hlamalani Baloyi
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Hi Sabrina,

I am also new on P6,

I have just printed my Histogram and S-curve for the 1st time, its easy but you need to know the steps, you can e-mail me: balobros@gmail.com

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Wed, 2012-02-01 20:00
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Rafael Davila
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http://www.toolboxforplanning.com/p/tutorials.html

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Wed, 2012-02-01 14:25
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Jose Frade
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Hi Sabrina,

 

Best way is to export the manpower to excel (totals by period you need - week, month, etc) and then do them in Excell.

 

Other option is to use Ressource Usage profile and Spreadsheet  on top icon bar menu.

Hope it helps

 

BR

 

JMFrade

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