Pete Mccann
Member
Working with plans in MS Project we sometimes need to show progress in different ways. Some of the tasks in these plans may be outside of our control so we need to estimate progress in different ways. One suggestion is to prepare a sort of dashboard chart show the health of the project that refers to two things for each Operation:
These two things would then be the baseline for the project (T +0).
Then, as time progresses (T + x), we would review the information again and show the data [a) and b)] again to see how the Operations have changed.
In the attached file there is an example of what I would like to create. Ideally this would be a bar chart that shows the Time allowed + the Slack time for each operation (baseline T0) and then the same data again for the (T + x) view…..all on the same chart. It would be good if it is possible to include =today() in the chart to show the reference.
- Proportion of time allowed in the plan (%) for the Operation
- Proportion of slack time allowed in the plan (%) for the Operation until it becomes critical.
These two things would then be the baseline for the project (T +0).
Then, as time progresses (T + x), we would review the information again and show the data [a) and b)] again to see how the Operations have changed.
In the attached file there is an example of what I would like to create. Ideally this would be a bar chart that shows the Time allowed + the Slack time for each operation (baseline T0) and then the same data again for the (T + x) view…..all on the same chart. It would be good if it is possible to include =today() in the chart to show the reference.