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Originally Posted by JulieS
You cannot. If you set them up with duration - then they count towards % complete. I'd set them up as milestones. You'll still need to mark them as 100% complete when they are done - but if your resources are not working on them - I would not include them as tasks with duration.
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I just saw a schedule done by another scheduler, and it reminded me my question about this.
He gave a 0 hour work duration to items like submittals, and more than 0 hours of work for regular construction activities. Can this be a solution? I assume this can be a solution, if that %complete calculated based on work. But that %complete calculates based on duration so this is not a solution right? so the method presented by the user Guloluseus can be recommended in this case, as the only solution?
How about, using % physical complete? would that work? that calculates based on work and not duration? Actually i dont prefer this as i enter everything as duration when doing my schedules. I saw this at : Under Option>Advanced tab, there is "Default Task Earned Value Method". It can be set as either % complete or Physical % complete.
09-16-2014, 07:52 AM
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