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How to calculate planned percentage of completion?
No, I don’t rely on the number of tasks at all, actually I missed the point that you mentioned for T1 (work effort 1wd). So my question now: In Day 4, Can I get this figure (20%) directly from MS Project as planned percent complete. Regards.- fawaz13
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- Forum: Microsoft: Project
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How to calculate planned percentage of completion?
Yes, I totally agree with you; you mean that, the planned percent complete after 4 days should be 50%. Ok, regardless of my first example, how can I get this figure (the planned percent complete) from MS project? Regards.- fawaz13
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- Forum: Microsoft: Project
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How to calculate planned percentage of completion?
I put this example to illustrate that, the project level planned percent complete depends on the project tasks, and it is not just as simple as (Duration to date / Total project duration). If the example is confusing, please ignore it, and let me rephrase my question. What is the proper way to...- fawaz13
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- Forum: Microsoft: Project
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How to calculate planned percentage of completion?
MS project doesn't have a field to compute the planned percentage of completion! MS Project has BCWS which is similar to my request, but it will not compute the planned percentage of completion for those tasks that has no cost, no resources assigned. My request is very simple; if I have many...- fawaz13
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