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Mark Durrenberger

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Jul 9, 2004, 2:55:21 PM7/9/04
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Can you describe what you mean by "Project Progress graph" ?

Thanks,
Mark

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> I need to extract data from Project and show it as a Project Progress
graph, how do I do that.


Manish Singh

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Jul 12, 2004, 12:35:01 AM7/12/04
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Well,I need to extract the data from Project and show it as a graph which compares the actual work and the Baselined work for a time duration.

Regards,
Manish

Dale Howard [MVP] dot at

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Jul 12, 2004, 6:50:34 PM7/12/04
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Manish --

Click View - Toolbars - Analysis. Click the Analyze Timescaled Data in
Excel button on the Analysis toolbar, then export your data to Excel and
graph it the way you desire. Hope this helps.

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Manish Singh

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Jul 13, 2004, 2:13:02 AM7/13/04
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Thanks, It did help, I have 2 more queries:
1.Is there any way I can include the milestone information in the graph, and
2.Does MPP provide any report or graph where in I can see the actual % complete against the scheduled baselined % complete

Dale Howard [MVP] dot at dot

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Jul 13, 2004, 6:33:59 AM7/13/04
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Manish --

1. Milestones carry no actual work, so I don't see how you could include
milestone information in your graph. Instead, why don't you apply the Gantt
Chart view and apply the Milestones filter?

2. Apply the Gantt Chart view and click Tools - Tracking - Progress Lines.

Hope this helps.

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