It is normal that Plan budget unit is not equal to actual unit. Even if you modified the baseline it will only equal to Earned Value but not the actual. Plan value will use proportion of budget unit up to data date except it resource curve is assigned because it will follow the proportion of resource curve. Actual unit is a proportion of actual unit entered but not always equivalent to earned value except if you use apply actual when updating the schedule. Apply actual function will use plan values = actual values = earned values.
If you need actual values to be the same as planned values then modify you actual value using global change.
Ex:
Unit % complete = Schedule % complete
Best Regards,
Rodel
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Submitted by Rifky Soedirdja on Sat, 2010-07-24 01:17
How did you fix it from excel? What kind of filters did you choose when exporting to excel? I believe we have to fix the Original Plan Budget Mhrs so that similar to the Mhrs that has been earned as of 25-Jun.
If thats the case, we have to change the budget labor from original plan FOR EACH PERIOD similar as Mhrs Earned for that period, starting from Project started until 25-Jun, am I right? How can we do this via export and import tools from P6?
Rgds,
Rifky
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19 years 5 months
Member for19 years5 months
Submitted by Izam Zakaria on Sat, 2010-07-24 00:15
Yes, I understand that. Right now we are behind the Original plan, thats why we want to Re-baseline the schedule. We should achieve 150,104 mhrs as per the Original Plan, but we only achieved 140,105 mhrs. Ive done the global change so the baseline is now align with the current schedule. Planned dates is exactly the same as the current dates.
But I am still wondering, why the Budget Labor still referring to the Old Plan? In this case Cum Plan manhours to achieve as of 25-Jun is still showing 150,104 mhrs. When we Re-Baseline the schedule, the Plan should be equal to the current status, doesnt it? So, actually I am expecting that manhours to achieve as of 25-Jun is also 140,105 mhrs NOT 150,104 mhrs.
Rgds,
Rifky
Member for
19 years
Member for19 years
Submitted by Rodel Marasigan on Fri, 2010-07-23 08:41
It seems that your current schedule is behind. P6 baseline always use planned date and not current date. If you want to re-baseline using current date you have to update planned date on your baseline. See below link for solution.
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19 yearsRE: Re-Baseline Schedule
Rifky,
It is normal that Plan budget unit is not equal to actual unit. Even if you modified the baseline it will only equal to Earned Value but not the actual. Plan value will use proportion of budget unit up to data date except it resource curve is assigned because it will follow the proportion of resource curve. Actual unit is a proportion of actual unit entered but not always equivalent to earned value except if you use apply actual when updating the schedule. Apply actual function will use plan values = actual values = earned values.
If you need actual values to be the same as planned values then modify you actual value using global change.
Ex:
Unit % complete = Schedule % complete
Best Regards,
Rodel
Member for
15 years 6 monthsRE: Re-Baseline Schedule
Hi Izam,
How did you fix it from excel? What kind of filters did you choose when exporting to excel? I believe we have to fix the Original Plan Budget Mhrs so that similar to the Mhrs that has been earned as of 25-Jun.
If thats the case, we have to change the budget labor from original plan FOR EACH PERIOD similar as Mhrs Earned for that period, starting from Project started until 25-Jun, am I right? How can we do this via export and import tools from P6?
Rgds,
Rifky
Member for
19 years 5 monthsRE: Re-Baseline Schedule
That things happen if u did some error on the past updating schedule or you overlook some of function there.
I faced this last three months ago, and what I did I revised via excell spreadsheet and its done successful.
Extract new mhrs(total), spent mhrs and remaining mhrs and further direct import back to P6.
Member for
15 years 6 monthsRE: Re-Baseline Schedule
Hi Rodel,
Yes, I understand that. Right now we are behind the Original plan, thats why we want to Re-baseline the schedule. We should achieve 150,104 mhrs as per the Original Plan, but we only achieved 140,105 mhrs. Ive done the global change so the baseline is now align with the current schedule. Planned dates is exactly the same as the current dates.
But I am still wondering, why the Budget Labor still referring to the Old Plan? In this case Cum Plan manhours to achieve as of 25-Jun is still showing 150,104 mhrs. When we Re-Baseline the schedule, the Plan should be equal to the current status, doesnt it? So, actually I am expecting that manhours to achieve as of 25-Jun is also 140,105 mhrs NOT 150,104 mhrs.
Rgds,
Rifky
Member for
19 yearsRE: Re-Baseline Schedule
Rifky,
It seems that your current schedule is behind. P6 baseline always use planned date and not current date. If you want to re-baseline using current date you have to update planned date on your baseline. See below link for solution.
How to set Baseline- After revised the Schedule and to - Post#2