Thanks a lot @Buddhika Kurera
@RECOFR Check if both activities have the same “Total Work Days”. One seem to have less work days
You will need to integrate the 2 databases of the companies which is a complex solution. However, you can us the same resource and use MCPR (Multi Company Project Reporting) functionality to report time for the employee.
Also, I just noticed that the progress% is 0. Please check the “Progress Method” and reevaluate as well. In IFS/Project Management you can select one progress method for each activity. The progress method determines how progress is calculated, which gives you the possibility to select a progress method that best reflects the work done in each activity.There are two types of progress methods, which are referred to as Top-Down and Bottom-Up in this document. Top-Down means that the progress is calculated or assigned on the activity level and then applied to the individual cost element lines of the activity. Bottom-Up means that the progress is calculated or assigned on the cost element level of the object or of the activity, and then used in the calculation of the activity progress.The parameter is selected per activity as one of the following:Duration - progress values are based on the elapsed days of the activity. (Top-Down) Template Progress - progress values are entered manually b
The earned value method determines if the earned value is calculated based on baseline values or planned values. This parameter is set for each project as:Planned, which means Earned Value = Progress * Planned Values Baseline, which means Earned Value = Progress * Baseline ValuesAll projects have the earned value method as Planned until a baseline is created, after which it can be changed each time a baseline is created for the project. Taking a new baseline will result in the re-calculation of earned value throughout the project. Please check if one of the below values is 0. If atleast one of them is 0 EV be 0.Progress % Planned Cost or Baseline cost
I think you should be able to do that using a couple of dependencies. Create 2 dependencies between 2 activities in Gantt And RMB on each line and set up the settings as “START-TO-START” & “FINISH-TO-FINISH”. Hope this helps.
Check if your “Project PNG” entered in your MS part.
Try adjusting the “Qty Calc rounding” to 1. This means the part will be considered to a 1-decimal point at the calculations. So 1.5 won’t round up to 2. This can be updated in the “Inventory Part” window.
Entering the Project PNG acts as a bridge between the MS level 1 part and the project. Hence, it will only reflect in the project when PNG is entered. In IFS Applications, project MS and MS features are executed in the same windows by separating them with the project PNG value (If the value for the PNG is *, master scheduling is used and a unique ID must be given for the PNG if project master scheduling should be used)
This can be defined in the “Resource Details” screen so it will be auto fetched.
If the DOP Header is connected to a project activity, the DOP orders in the structure will be tagged with the project ID and activity sequence. When releasing project specific pegged DOP orders, the system will generate project specific shop orders and/or purchase requisitions/orders dependent on the part type. These orders will be received into the project inventory. Therefore, once the DOP Structure is created the DOP Orders are already created (without Project connection if the DOP has been processed manually) The created DOP orders (Shop Orders, Purch Orders etc.) will not be connected to the Project unless its been done at the “Created” state of the “DOP Header”.
Thanks @Nethaji Chandrasiri
Thanks @joanse
Thank you very much @Janitha Jinarajadasa
Thank you @Saman K
Please note that the weekends are non-working days and the customer prefers to view the weekends depite it been a non-working day.
Hi @jamiewhite In manufacturing lead time it is the time taken to manufacture the part where as in purchasing lead time, it is the time taken to purchase the part in to inventory. Expected lead time is the time taken for the part to be in the inventory which could be manufactured or purchased. The lead time calculation can be done manually or as a background job to update the field on a regular basis. However, both Manufacturing and Purchase lead times must also be calculated in real time or as a background job in order to do so. Regards,Dasuni
Thanks @KIMKIMANDREW and @Alex
Yes. A “document sheet” and a “document description” are really the same things, and if you are not using the sheet functionality (i.e. you keep it as 1 or - or whatever), you can think of revisions only. But if you think about them as sheets, they are as separate as the revisions, when it comes to access, approval etc. When it comes to object connections a sheet is even more of its own “thing.” You can have several sheets of the same document (title) connected to the same business object, but the sheet numbers need to be different. Also, if you use/think about the sheet concept, we are creating revisions of sheets, and not the other way around. We think sheets are not used that much, but it can be a handy option when you want to split “a document” into several different files. The requirement came from the electrical engineering/electrical CAD people many years ago. For them, “the document” could be a multi sheet paper drawing, covering a complete electrical cabinet, where each she
Thank you @Nkadam
Hi @CharithRaj The lines need to be selected one by one as per the current functionality. However, if you need to analyze them as a bulk, it can be exported to excel by selecting “All Rows” and then do changes. Also, this can be considered as a future development suggestion so that bulk changes can be done at once. Regards,Dasuni
Thanks @Tharindu Fernando , @KIMKIMANDREW
Thanks @Tharindu Fernando
Thanks @Pabasara Kalahe , @Jane Perry , @AanHGTS
Already have an account? Login
No account yet? Create an account
Enter your username or e-mail address. We'll send you an e-mail with instructions to reset your password.
Sorry, we're still checking this file's contents to make sure it's safe to download. Please try again in a few minutes.
Sorry, our virus scanner detected that this file isn't safe to download.
