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Installed Quantity for physical % complete

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Dylan Wan, PMP EVP
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Is there a way to track the planned quantity to be installed and quantity actually installed for an activity?

Bascally we want to derived the percent complete based on the quantity installed / planned quantity. The actual quantity installed can be pulled from our production system.

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Anand Kulkarni
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Dear Wan,

Yes Planned quantities are the budgeted quantities only.

Yes the report gives you resource wise break-up for all the activities with the summary of resources.

Multiples resoures to one activitiy is not an issue at all.


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anand
Dylan Wan, PMP EVP
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Thanks for your reply, Anand.

Is the planned quantity entered as budgeted quantity in the resource window?

Can I have an activity level quantity? We have multiple resources assigned to the same activity.
Anand Kulkarni
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Hi Wan,

In Tools/Tabular Reports/Resource/Earned Value

The out put is detailed Resource wise % complete Actual Qty. of Work Performed (ACP), Budgeted qty. of Work Scheduled (BCWP), Budgeted qty. of work scheduled(BCWS, Variance & At completion quantities

cheers,

Anand