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S Curve and Graphical Reports in p5 or p6

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Fri, 2008-07-04 08:32
Kamil Khan
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Hi all,

can anyone please help generating S Curve and Graphical Reports in p5 or p6.

thanks
Regards...
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Wed, 2008-07-09 13:13
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Walter Tarr
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The best way I’ve found....

Use SDK (API, direct SQL link, etc...) to get the TASK_SPREAD, RSRC_SPREAD, or WBS_SPREAD Tables, you can then grab the EV, PV, and AC by month or financial period... then create the s-curves someplace else... access,crystal,excel...

Or... you can spend $25k on Primavera’s new ERD (Enterprise Reporting Database) that seems to pull the information the same way...

I don’t know what the other posts suggest... but I’ve found graphical reports to be significantly lacking in P6.. which is why I think Primavera themselves recommend crystal anytime you start wanting better reporting...
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Wed, 2008-07-09 12:45
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Kamil Khan
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Well David, i ve checked and found something but that is not really as good as in p3, that is like viewing and like monitoring resources or costs, shortly what i got is in p5 or p6 graphical reports doesnt exist.
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Wed, 2008-07-09 12:22
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David Kelly
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Kamil,

There have been SO MANY posts about this, I am not surprised that no-one has retyped the instructions! Perhaps you could use the "search" facility and I am sure you will find the right instructions - otherwise I am sure you will post again!
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