Interim Plan Finish Variance

D

DC

I've read through a lot of strings and tried the suggestions (custom field,
etc), but have had no success getting a finish variance from current to
interim plan. Also tried using Baseline1, but the formula 'Finish-Baseline1
Finish' does not calculate the deltas. Only the Baseline Finish variance is
accurate. I need an easy way to see variances from one update to another.
Please help!
 
R

Rod Gill

Try this custom formula in a Number or Text field:
ProjDateDiff([Finish],[Finish1])/60/8

ProjDateDiff returns minutes, hence the need for /60/8
 
D

DC

that works - you're a lifesaver!


Rod Gill said:
Try this custom formula in a Number or Text field:
ProjDateDiff([Finish],[Finish1])/60/8

ProjDateDiff returns minutes, hence the need for /60/8

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DC said:
I've read through a lot of strings and tried the suggestions (custom
field,
etc), but have had no success getting a finish variance from current to
interim plan. Also tried using Baseline1, but the formula
'Finish-Baseline1
Finish' does not calculate the deltas. Only the Baseline Finish variance
is
accurate. I need an easy way to see variances from one update to another.
Please help!
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