Hi Arun,
The two fields displayed are enterprise custom fields, with a formula
attached. Each formula looks at another Enterprise custom field, so four
fields are used in total, Project Scheudule status, Schedule Status, Project
Cost Status and Cost status
Schedule status =
IIf(ProjDateValue([Baseline Finish])=4294967295,"4_ No
Baseline",IIf(DateDiff("d",[Baseline Finish],[Finish])>10,"1_ 10+ Days
Late",IIf(DateDiff("d",[Baseline Finish],[Finish])>=1 And
DateDiff("d",[Baseline Finish],[Finish])<=10,"2_ 1 to 10 Days Late","3_ On
Schedule")))
and then Project Schedule status = [schedule status]
Costs Status =
IIf(ProjDateValue([Baseline Finish])=4294967295,"4_ No Baseline",IIf([Cost
Variance]>[Baseline Cost]*0.15,"1_ 15%+ Over Budget",IIf([Cost
Variance]>[Baseline Cost]*0.01 And [Cost Variance]<=[Baseline Cost]*0.15,"2_
1% to 15% Over Budget","3_ On Budget")))
and then Project Cost Staus = [cost status]
You'll need to baseline the projects to use the formula, and then use the
Graphical indicators for the Project Cost and Project Schedule status to
display the traffic light colours, eg Equals 1_15%+ Over Budget displays the
Red stop light image.
The enterprise fields then need to be made visible in a view.
Try this on a new project, others will need republishing in order to get the
view to work.
Note that you can obviously make your own formulas, just search the newgroup
and you'll find the most commonly used ones.
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Thanks, Ben.
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Arun said:
Hi,
I am using Project Server 2007.How can I get the prject status like
"Project Schedule Status", "Project Cost Status" in Project Center. As in the
followingscreen shot.
http://office.microsoft.com//search/redir.aspx?AssetID=ES102032161033&CTT=5&Origin=HA101656451033
Thanks ,
Arun