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Other Program Change upon Global change

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Sun, 2010-09-19 12:12
James bid
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 Dear experts.

What is the possible mistake done upon having a global change  with a program "C" that other program "A" and "B" in other EPS changed also as what in program "C"?. Global change is Rebaseline.

Program "C" is a copy of program "B" but different EPS.

Hope to hear from you guys.

Thanks

Chris

 

 

 

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Sat, 2010-09-25 07:15
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James bid
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Thanks alex for raising your questions.

EPS name "Baseline" and " Progress " are only sample names just to mention that I have two EPS used.

Heres what Happened.

I found a current programme ( programme B") from  the PC of a previous planner which was recently resigned. I can't find the baseline, so, what I did is to copy this and paste to another EPS , which is now called Programme "C".

I applied a global chnge to program "C" which is rebaseline ( removing actuals, Planned start& finish date = start & Finish date, remaining duration = originl Duration)

After the global change made successful, i mean all the actuals removed and dates resumed to its original,  i checked also the current program (Programme B) and found out that It also changed as what I did in programme "C".

Thanks and hope my  statements enlightened your question.

Chris

 

 

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Sat, 2010-09-25 07:15
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James bid
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Thanks alex for raising your questions.

EPS name "Baseline" and " Progress " are only sample names just to mention that I have two EPS used.

Heres what Happened.

I found a current programme ( programme B") from  the PC of a previous planner which was recently resigned. I can't find the baseline, so, what I did is to copy this and paste to another EPS , which is now called Programme "C".

I applied a global chnge to program "C" which is rebaseline ( removing actuals, Planned start& finish date = start & Finish date, remaining duration = originl Duration)

After the global change made successful, i mean all the actuals removed and dates resumed to its original,  i checked also the current program (Programme B) and found out that It also changed as what I did in programme "C".

Thanks and hope my  statements enlightened your question.

Chris

 

 

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Wed, 2010-09-22 09:15
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James bid
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Good Day Alex!

 

I a'm just asking what went wrong or possible mistake when I did a global change in my program "C" because other program " let say Program B" in other EPS changed also same as program C.

pls See illustatration of different EPS

EPS 1: Baseline

Program "B" : changed also after Global change the same as in program "C"

 

EPS 2 :PROGRESS

Program "C": : Applied Global change

Note: Program C was copied from program B

 

Thanks

 

Chris

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