EAC Calculation

B

Brian C

In MS Project, the formula for EAC is ACWP + (Baseline cost/CPI). Where I
work, we use Baseline 1 to be the current Baseline. I have set the Earned
Value Calculation to use Baseline1, but I am unable to find anything that
confirms the EAC is using Baseline1 Cost.

Question: does the EAC caluclation always use baseline cost or does it
follow the Earned Value setting stating which baseline values to use for EV
calculations?
 
B

Brian C

I double checked the formula, the true formulae is ACWP + (BaselineX Cost -
BCWP)/CPI so the EAC caluclation does follow the setting of which baseline
values is to be used for calculation.
 
M

Marty

Tip for the day, use custom fields and calculate your own, that way
you can trust them
 

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