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Cumulative Cash Flow Curve?

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Thu, 2005-12-29 09:20
David Moses
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Dear All;

How could I generate the Report of "Cumulative Cash Flow Curve"? Generating of this report for both early and late dates at the same time as a Graphic is easy.

I want to generate this report in CSV, WK1 or WKS format then to create better graphical "Cumulative Cash Flow Curve" presantation reports in excel.

If I am not mistaken I have read the previous postings but I could not manage to find a solution for my concern.

Thanks
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Sat, 2006-02-11 08:01
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David Moses
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Dear All;
Here is the solution to my concern:

Tools > Tabular Reports > Cost > Tabular...

Add or Modify one of the existing report in Tabular Cost Reports. (I prefer to modify the existing one.)
On the Timescale Window,
select Schedule 1: Current Early,
select Schedule 2: Current Late,
select Schedule 3: None
and export to data file in WK1.
Run the report.
Then we have the WK1 Format of data.Copy it to excel and prepare what ever report you like in excel.
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Mon, 2006-01-02 03:57
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Bill Guthrie
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Another way is to structure you cost fles for tabular reports, cost loading reports, then save as tabular report in CSV format, to your p3out folder.

then open file in excel or lotus, and save in lotus and you have it.
then prepare curves in excel. better graphics


cheers bill guthrie
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Mon, 2006-01-02 03:21
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David Moses
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Syure I have an original program. However I dont think that it is related with the originality of program.
Regards
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Fri, 2005-12-30 12:46
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yousif alaubidi
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Dear David ***Moses

Thank you for your question,

But infact , to create that report you must has a orginal program ((i main Primavera project planner)), sothat you should told me if you have that orginal version

with best wishes

Good new year


Engineer:Yousif .Ayal
Iraq
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