You can create as many earned value sheets as you need. They can be based on the cost sheet or a schedule sheet in the project or shell. If based on a schedule sheet, you can create a summary EV sheet to compare data, such as baselines, from multiple schedule sheets. You can create earned value sheets individually or by copying existing ones.
To create an earned value sheet
1 | Open a project or shell and click Cost Manager > Earned Value in the left Navigator. |
2 | Click the New button. The earned value Properties window opens. |
3 | Use the information in the following table to complete the General tab. |
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Name |
Name the earned value sheet. |
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Description |
Enter an optional description. This description is searchable from the earned value sheet log. |
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Level |
This option defines the level of the EV sheet as either “detail” or “summary.”
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Source |
This option determines the source of the data used to calculate earned value. If the level is summary, then the source will automatically be Schedule Manager.
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Time Scale |
This setting determines the granularity of EV data that will be calculated based on source data.
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4 | Click Apply. |
Once you click Apply, the Settings tab becomes available; however, the Source, Level, and Timescale fields on the General tab will no longer be editable.
5 | Click the Settings tab. The Settings window opens. |
This tab behaves differently, depending on the level you selected.
• | If you selected Detail level, you can add the components (such as BCWP, BCWS, ACWP, and custom curves) that will be used to calculate earned value. |
• | If you selected Summary level, you can choose the schedule sheets for the EV sheet. |
Details about defining these settings are in Define earned value settings .
6 | Click OK. |
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