There are a dozen different answers to your question depending upon which software you are using. I shall assume that you are referring to P6. If that assumption is incorrect, then ignore the next paragraph.
The dates displayed at the ends of P6 baseline bars come from the Planned Start and Planned Finish columns. These columns ‘float’ along with the activity’s Early Start and Early Finish dates until the activity registers an Actual Start. At that point, the Planned Start and Planned Finish dates ‘freeze’. Should the activity later show a progress situation other than the ‘frozen’ Early Finish date, one would observe that the baseline bars no longer match the early bar. I hope that this helps. Good luck!
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22 years 10 monthsRoland, There are a dozen
Roland,
There are a dozen different answers to your question depending upon which software you are using. I shall assume that you are referring to P6. If that assumption is incorrect, then ignore the next paragraph.
The dates displayed at the ends of P6 baseline bars come from the Planned Start and Planned Finish columns. These columns ‘float’ along with the activity’s Early Start and Early Finish dates until the activity registers an Actual Start. At that point, the Planned Start and Planned Finish dates ‘freeze’. Should the activity later show a progress situation other than the ‘frozen’ Early Finish date, one would observe that the baseline bars no longer match the early bar. I hope that this helps. Good luck!
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14 years 6 monthsJust put the sanpshot of your
Just put the sanpshot of your schedule to understand better. Shall answer your querry after that.
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16 years 11 monthsHi Payawan You are correct it
Hi Payawan
You are correct it is due to updates you did in the first quater
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Shahul
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22 years 5 monthsI m talking of the baseline
I m talking of the baseline bars of all the inprogress and completed activities that have a different bars.