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Earned Value calculation
Thanks, James. I figured out that the only way to do it properly is to use the original revision as the baseline. i.e. BAC and PV will come from the original revision.- George2u
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- Forum: -Project Management general discussion
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Earned Value calculation
sorry should be: EV= (AC)/(BAC of current plan) * (BAC of previous plan)- George2u
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- Forum: -Project Management general discussion
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Earned Value calculation
the above formula can also be expressed as below: PV= PV of previous plan EV= (AC)/(BAC of current new plan) * (PV according to previous plan) AC = actual cost todate.- George2u
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- Forum: -Project Management general discussion
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Earned Value calculation
Hi All, I am trying to come up with a way to calculate EV under a specific situation where we have a project management system which allows different version of project plan, the way it works is described below: PMs starts with a initial project plan, cost are allocated to different tasks...- George2u
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