How to create Cumulative Late Curve in P6

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Submitted by Zoltan Palffy on Thu, 2019-08-29 15:12
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there is no link just go to view show on bottom resource usage profile and select either the early or late dates

view show on bottom resource usage profile then select 

remaining early and or remaining late

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Submitted by ra*****@y***** on Wed, 2019-08-28 14:25
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Hi , Please send me the steps for creating  late curve and early curve. Thanks, Rajeev

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Submitted by Karim Ragab on Sat, 2013-02-16 17:26
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Hi Arnold,



Please, also send me the steps on how to create the comulative late curve in P6.

This is my email :  karimrgb@hotmail.com

Thanks & Regards

karim

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Submitted by Khaja Sharief on Thu, 2012-08-30 22:53
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Early & late curves can be generated straight away once you have resources loaded schedule in P6.

You can find these curves ready made for you in activity usage profile window.  Right click on the graph and select At activity usage profile options. Under Bar/curves, select Remaining Early or Remaining late curve.

Cheers...

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Submitted by Arshad Jamil on Wed, 2012-08-29 10:34
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Hi Arnold,



Please, also send me the steps on how to create the comulative late curve in P6.

This is my email :          jamil_arshad@rediffmail.com

Thanks & Regards

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Submitted by ecoing on Mon, 2012-06-18 00:29
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hi, I'm new in this forum & I ask you to teach me how to create a s-urve conjugated with global change ??? thank you.

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Submitted by Afda Rizki on Mon, 2009-04-13 02:22
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Sorry :) forgot to post my mail address :



afdarizki@gmail.com





Btw, I’ve followed the instructions posted regarding this topic. But still need another enlighten advices to check if I am on the track.



Thanks guys !

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Submitted by Afda Rizki on Mon, 2009-04-13 02:14
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Hi Arnold or other folks,



Please send me as well. I still don’t understand how to generate s-vurve in P6

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Submitted by diegohc on Tue, 2009-04-07 12:43
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I have not try this in P6 yet, but It should work.

If you make a copy of your current schedule and by using global change you constrain all your activities to be completed as late as possible, then all your resources will be allocated to the latest possible date.

I do not believe purely on early and late curves tho, probability of an schedule is the most important subject to asses if the early and late curves are healthy...

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Submitted by Arnold Puy on Sat, 2009-04-04 08:37
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Hi Guys,



I already sent to your email. But please if you have something in detail try to share to others.



I know most of the Planners need your assistance. It’s up to you to comments my WORK. But this is my initiatives & ideas on how to show the Early & Late Curve in P6.



Thank you.



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Arnold

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Submitted by Rafael Davila on Tue, 2012-05-22 21:47
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I do not use P6 but using Google found the following link that shows a way to generate the data for Excel, then with a knowledge of Excel or using an Excel template you can generate the combined curves.

http://primaverarena.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/S-curve-creation-for-P6.pdf

The following links provides some tutorials that might be of interest and perhaps showing a different approach.

http://www.toolboxforplanning.com/p/tutorials.html

http://www.toolboxforplanning.com/2010/10/excel-2003-tutorial-creating-progress-s_16.html

You can download their template or a modified version I just created to include early and late banana curves from the following link.

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ekc33bya2nd44e4 

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I prefer to display on the vertical axis the absolute values instead of percentages as it can create confusion when contract value changes.

Because of the way P6 stores period performance on uncompleted activities there can be discrepancies on displayed period performance if you do not make use of financial periods. The following link can provide you with an introduction on this issue.

http://primaverablog.in/2011/03/financial-periods-2/

Hope this help.

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Submitted by Karim Mahgob on Tue, 2009-03-03 05:32
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Go to the resource profile and right click then choose- Resource usage profile option in the Data section..



Choose Cost to display and also mark check box of remaining early & remaining late.



Then mark the resources in the left pane..you’ll find the graph for remaining early and late



Try to do this exersice and let us know the result

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Submitted by Arnold Puy on Wed, 2009-01-07 12:14
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Hi Paul,



If you can do this in P3 you can also do this in P6. The same steps but different approach.



You must create two baselines in one project.



1. Baseline (Early Planned)

2. Late Planned



After creating these two, assign them. The first one as Project Baseline and the second one as Primary.



Try this and I will tell you what to do next.



Regards,



Arnold

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Submitted by grogers on Thu, 2011-12-29 13:32
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Hi Arnold, may I request you a copy of the instructions about how to create the cumulative curve?

I will be thankful.

My email address is:  germanrogers@gmail.com

Thanks,

German.