Earned Value Report With CRYSTAL REPORT 11.2

The first tab allows you to select the type of chart. Choose Bar, and on the right side of the screen, choose the specific type of bar chart (e.g. side-by-side, stacked bar, etc.).



On the second tab, you define the data for the graph (Figure 9). You need to provide two definitions. For the first definition (the On change of label), you need to define the division and subdivision. The division for a bar chart is the X-Axis definition (each month), and the subdivision includes any groupings within each month (the cost categories). So drag the two data columns that represent the month and cost categories into the On change of section. The second definition (show value) represents the actual data that Crystal Reports will chart, so drag the data column that contains the actual numeric data into the Show value(s) section.



Hope this answers your Q

SPI: (SCHEDULE ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING

EVM Performance)

This Summary Report Contains EV Periodic Progress % & Cumulative Progress %. This Report is based on Fin Period Work Perf: Earned value for the Project in the period.

Here is the Real Ver.

Here is my first Earned Value Report With Crystal Report 11.2 and Primavera...Wow it’s easier to make this in Excel..lol..This is just a test. Let me know what else i should do to add a little more oomph!!! This is also a test project n i haven’t started anything on this project....

Hey Arnold,



when you typed this (1. dbo.TASKFIN) you meant--> dbo.TASKSUMFIN (correct)...just checking...

Hey Arnold, Thank you so much...Yeah, def. this is what i was looking for. I don’t know why i didn’t used this .xls file for this purpose. I have had this xerFileParserBuilder.xls for while and i never thought about using it to see what info. the columns on the tables contained. thank you again, and now back to making my report...