morning Ladies/Gents,
i have followed Akin’s instructions (below) to the letter, however, not all of the activities listed on my Plan have the Target Bar visable, even after i have tested the process by moving the data date past the known early start date of the activity,, any ideas, am i missing something obvious?
ideally i would like the Target Bar to be in Position 1 to match the Early Bar, all i’m after is a method of detailing when an activity has not been progressed on the date that it was scheduled to
once again
any help would be fantastic
cheers
jon
RE: activities moving with data date line
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Basically P3 is not intended for this kind of schedule. However it provides flexibility to achieve what you want to achieve.
You can do this by creating a target bar. Subsequently you manage this target bar as you would manage the early bar but note that this is the target/baseline. You can the save this as a layout specifically for this purpose.
How?
Go to ‘Tools’ --->> ‘Project Utilities’ --->> ‘Target’ then choose your project (same project) remember to change the project name.
Go to ‘Format’ --->> ‘Bars’ the add another bar (by clicking the + sign). In the opened window under ‘Description’ give your new bar a name (e.g. Target 1- Report). Make the following selections:
‘Start point’ --->> Target 1 early start
‘End point’ --->>Target 1 early finish
‘Bar’ --->> Bar
‘Position’ --->> 3
(These are minimum selection you should make; do format the bar as may be necessary)
Then click ‘OK’
Check/select/click all the options (‘Visible’, ‘Progress’, ‘Critical’, ‘Neck’) except ‘Key’ (Please don’t make this bar the key bar, if you do it will affect your leveling) then ‘Close’
Save the layout for future use. (go to ‘View’ --->> ‘Save as’)
When you schedule, the progress will be showing on the bars, and the remaining duration will not be rescheduled.
Please note, like I said earlier this is not for planning but for reporting if I may say.
I hope this is helpful.
Akin Adurosakin
Nigeria
i have followed Akin’s instructions (below) to the letter, however, not all of the activities listed on my Plan have the Target Bar visable, even after i have tested the process by moving the data date past the known early start date of the activity,, any ideas, am i missing something obvious?
ideally i would like the Target Bar to be in Position 1 to match the Early Bar, all i’m after is a method of detailing when an activity has not been progressed on the date that it was scheduled to
once again
any help would be fantastic
cheers
jon
RE: activities moving with data date line
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Basically P3 is not intended for this kind of schedule. However it provides flexibility to achieve what you want to achieve.
You can do this by creating a target bar. Subsequently you manage this target bar as you would manage the early bar but note that this is the target/baseline. You can the save this as a layout specifically for this purpose.
How?
Go to ‘Tools’ --->> ‘Project Utilities’ --->> ‘Target’ then choose your project (same project) remember to change the project name.
Go to ‘Format’ --->> ‘Bars’ the add another bar (by clicking the + sign). In the opened window under ‘Description’ give your new bar a name (e.g. Target 1- Report). Make the following selections:
‘Start point’ --->> Target 1 early start
‘End point’ --->>Target 1 early finish
‘Bar’ --->> Bar
‘Position’ --->> 3
(These are minimum selection you should make; do format the bar as may be necessary)
Then click ‘OK’
Check/select/click all the options (‘Visible’, ‘Progress’, ‘Critical’, ‘Neck’) except ‘Key’ (Please don’t make this bar the key bar, if you do it will affect your leveling) then ‘Close’
Save the layout for future use. (go to ‘View’ --->> ‘Save as’)
When you schedule, the progress will be showing on the bars, and the remaining duration will not be rescheduled.
Please note, like I said earlier this is not for planning but for reporting if I may say.
I hope this is helpful.
Akin Adurosakin
Nigeria