Thanks very much your reply makes a lot of sense and answers my question. Now i know it is not someting i have done wrong and you are right we are running like 2 months late to our contract date with a lot of -ve floats right now.
It will happen if the current schedule has negative float in several activities, the forecast will allow the schedule to finish later than expected, and It will be shown as negative float in the chain of activities finishing later than a constrain.
Late curve tho, are theoric LATE completion dates of activities (or chain of activities) required to meet the constrain, therefore they will remain as late as possible, but never later than the constrain.
Hope the explanation is clear enough, if this is not the case, please post again to look for other alternatives,
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16 years 6 monthsRE: Remaining Late Curve Crosses Remaining Early Curve
Diego,
Thanks very much your reply makes a lot of sense and answers my question. Now i know it is not someting i have done wrong and you are right we are running like 2 months late to our contract date with a lot of -ve floats right now.
I appreciate your time.
Cheers
Kenneth
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16 years 6 monthsRE: Remaining Late Curve Crosses Remaining Early Curve
Hi Kenneth
It will happen if the current schedule has negative float in several activities, the forecast will allow the schedule to finish later than expected, and It will be shown as negative float in the chain of activities finishing later than a constrain.
Late curve tho, are theoric LATE completion dates of activities (or chain of activities) required to meet the constrain, therefore they will remain as late as possible, but never later than the constrain.
Hope the explanation is clear enough, if this is not the case, please post again to look for other alternatives,
cheers