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Activity table % VS wbs chart % complete - schedule and performance

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Olivia RSA
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Hi Guys

my % complete schedule and performance in my activity table varies from my % complete schedule and performance

in my wbs chart view if i add the two mentioned %'s in die chart blocks

 

why is this ? its using the same project and data ? im missing something here ....

EDIT, just figured it out while typing

 

the activity table has a filter that takes out level of effort activities, the chart doesnt

 

so my question now .... how do i add a filter in the chart view of the wbs ?

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Justin James
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Hai Bharani , 

Dont depend on other model schedules , each project has it's own uniqueness in it , so better refer your BOQ and  Tender/Shop drawings , surely u can take out all the activities from that , then for sequence & duration needs experience  , that u can ask your site/project engineers.

Regards

Justin,

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bharani dharan
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Hi friends am a planning engineer and also am new for the metro rail project. can you help me. Pls if any body having programme with you means pls send it to me as pdf with the timescale and activity table pls  as soon possible.

 

      Thank you

 

regards,

 

V.Bharanidharan