R
Ritesh
Hi
From Microsoft Project 2003 I understand BCWP is calculated as BCWS *
% Work Complete. I have the following queries:
1. In the Plan that I have, it is calculated as BCWS * % Complete (not
% Work Complete). Even if I change the Default Earned Value Method to
Physical % Complete, it still uses % Complete for Calculating the BCWP
value
2. Secondly even if % Work Complete is used, why should it be used in
BCWP calculations. % Work Complete is calculated as Actual Work / Work
* 100. If a resource puts in 100 hours of actual work and out of this
100, say only 75 hours contributes to the original baseline, then %
Work Complete value for BCWP calculations should be 75 and not 100.
However the way MSP calcultes, there is no difference between ACWP and
BCWP. How does MSP distinguish between ACWP and BCWP when whatever
Actual Work is charged is accounted in % Work Complete Calculations
and consequently in the BCWP calculations.
Appreciate any help on this query.
From Microsoft Project 2003 I understand BCWP is calculated as BCWS *
% Work Complete. I have the following queries:
1. In the Plan that I have, it is calculated as BCWS * % Complete (not
% Work Complete). Even if I change the Default Earned Value Method to
Physical % Complete, it still uses % Complete for Calculating the BCWP
value
2. Secondly even if % Work Complete is used, why should it be used in
BCWP calculations. % Work Complete is calculated as Actual Work / Work
* 100. If a resource puts in 100 hours of actual work and out of this
100, say only 75 hours contributes to the original baseline, then %
Work Complete value for BCWP calculations should be 75 and not 100.
However the way MSP calcultes, there is no difference between ACWP and
BCWP. How does MSP distinguish between ACWP and BCWP when whatever
Actual Work is charged is accounted in % Work Complete Calculations
and consequently in the BCWP calculations.
Appreciate any help on this query.