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hi all
i have a question that bothers me
i work in a consultant firm and i review contractor's time schedules
the contractor submit a baseline in the begining of work and i get from it the cash flow
i compare this cash flow with invoices of the contractor during project execution
after 6 months the contractor had the approval of time extension for his work from the owner (1 year extension..!!)
the contractor made a new baseline showing the new project end date starting from the date the extension of time is approved till the new end date
i get the cash flow from this new baseline but when i compare it to the invoices i wonder about the cash flow of the first baseline how can i represent it when i make total cash flow vs invoices.
this is the question: i have 2 baselines with 2 cashflows, how can compare them to contractors' invoices. shall i represent 2 cash flows with 2 seperate curves or shall i combine the 2 cash flows in one curve?
please advice
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Although P3 can display 3 Banana Curves at the same time you can easily get lost with so much data that will display 3 early date curves and 3 late dates curves.
I prefer to display Update versus Actual Baseline in a separate Graph and Actual Baseline versus Original Baseline. This makes it easier to compare one against another in a way it makes more sense.
The following is how Spider Project displays 2 Banana Curves.
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