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Matt DiStefano
I've encountered an interesting problem, and I'm hoping
someone on this forum might help me, because I'm at a
loss. I have unchecked the box that makes MS Project
calculate actual costs--that way I can enter them
manually. Even afterwards, however, there are some
columns in my Actual Cost column which don't equal my ACWP
data. I don't have any resource costs--I was thinking it
had something to do with constraints or
predecessors/successors--but this doesn't seem to be the
case. Only when I change the constraints to ASAP does the
plan equal out--or if I status it for sometime in the
future. I thought if I applied a 'Must Start On'
constraint for the actual start date it might work, but it
doesn't. The way this project plan is laid out, ACWP and
Actual Cost should be identical--and they're not. Please,
any help would be extremely beneficial. Thanks in advance.
someone on this forum might help me, because I'm at a
loss. I have unchecked the box that makes MS Project
calculate actual costs--that way I can enter them
manually. Even afterwards, however, there are some
columns in my Actual Cost column which don't equal my ACWP
data. I don't have any resource costs--I was thinking it
had something to do with constraints or
predecessors/successors--but this doesn't seem to be the
case. Only when I change the constraints to ASAP does the
plan equal out--or if I status it for sometime in the
future. I thought if I applied a 'Must Start On'
constraint for the actual start date it might work, but it
doesn't. The way this project plan is laid out, ACWP and
Actual Cost should be identical--and they're not. Please,
any help would be extremely beneficial. Thanks in advance.