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Jim Aksel
I have several tasks in my project that are 100% Work Complete and 100%
Complete. In this scenario, BCWP must equal Baseline Cost. (When you are
done, the max BCWP you can claim is your baseline bid).
However, MS Project is showing a variance between BCWP and Baseline. It
also shows a negative schedule variance even though the actual completion
dates are within the baseline dates and all dates are in the past.
Calculation settings are correct (move boxes checked, spread boxes checked)
Any suggestions on how to elminate this variance? Generally,
SV=BCWP(cum)-BCWS(cum) which means at 100% complete SV=0.
Complete. In this scenario, BCWP must equal Baseline Cost. (When you are
done, the max BCWP you can claim is your baseline bid).
However, MS Project is showing a variance between BCWP and Baseline. It
also shows a negative schedule variance even though the actual completion
dates are within the baseline dates and all dates are in the past.
Calculation settings are correct (move boxes checked, spread boxes checked)
Any suggestions on how to elminate this variance? Generally,
SV=BCWP(cum)-BCWS(cum) which means at 100% complete SV=0.