About Cash Flow Worksheets

Cash Flow WorkSheets are used in conjunction with the Cash Flow log to define and manage cash flow detail and rollup curves. The Cash Flow WorkSheet opens automatically after you define properties for a new cash flow curve.

Unifier collects data from various managers, including cost, portfolio, resource and schedule, and displays it in cash flow curves. Curve options (for example, data sources, and distribution selections), determine the appearance of a curve in a Cash Flow WorkSheet. The Cash Flow WorkSheet window displays a graph on the top portion of the window, and a list of included curves on the bottom portion. Each curve listed has its own data set, which you can view in the Details window. Depending on the curve set up, the Details window is where you manage the curve data.

To open a Cash Flow WorkSheet for an existing curve

  1. Navigate to the Cost Manager and select Cash Flow to open the Cash Flow log window.
  2. Select a curve from the log and click Open, or double-click the curve to open the Cash Flow WorkSheet window.

The Cash Flow WorkSheet is divided into two parts:

Incremental curve: An incremental curve displays the cash flow for a certain period.

Cumulative curve: A Cumulative curve displays the net of all cash flows over a period of time.

The other parts of the Cash Flow WorkSheet are:

Each part of the Cash Flow WorkSheet can be individually maximized. Additional options enable you to filter the information on the Cash Flow WorkSheet to display selected curves and to print the worksheet, or both.

To set curves for viewing in the Cash Flow WorkSheet

  1. Navigate to the Cost Manager and select Cash Flow to open the Cash Flow log window.
  2. Select a log and click Properties.
  3. On the General tab, check the data sources that have the curve types you want to view.
  4. Click OK. The Properties window opens and the selected worksheet opens with a graphic of the curves.

See Also

Unifier Cost Manager

Accounts Sheet

Cost Sheets

Funding

Cash Flow Module and Cash Flow Curves

Earned Value (EV) Module

Schedule of Values (SOV)

Generic Cost Manager

Cost Manager (Standard)

Rules and Rule Exceptions

Using Cost Manager

About Cost Sheets

Working with Project or Shell Cost Sheets

Working with the Company Cost Sheet

Working with the Program Cost Sheet

Working with Company Accounts Sheets

About Funding

About Cash Flow

About Cash Flow Curves

Cash Flow Curves Types

Cash Flow Log Window (Standard View)

Cash Flow Project Overview (Standard View)

Granting Cash Flow User Mode Permissions

About Portfolio Manager Budget Curves

Financial Period in Cost Manager

Creating Cash Flow Curves (Classic View)

Creating Cash Flow Curves (Standard View)

Auto-create a Cash Flow Curve from a Base Commit Record

Create a Cash Flow Curve from a Schedule Sheet

Create a Cash Flow Curve from a Template

Copy Cash flow curves and curve data

Cash Flow Curves in Cost Controls Base Product

Program-Level and Company-Level Cash Flow

Earned Value (EV)

About Schedule of Values (SOV)

Working with a Generic Cost Manager

P6, Cost Manager, and Cash Flow

In This Section

Graph

Split screen

Zoom level

Curve Columns

Curve Data Distribution

Commitment Curves Transaction and Project Currency Views

Curve replication

Transaction Currency in Cash Flow Curves

Cash Flow Details Window

Import Cash Flow Data

Use Bulk Edit to Edit Cash Flow Data for Multiple Rows in Details Window

Filter the Curves to Display on the Cash Flow Worksheet

Create and Manage Distribution Profiles

View and Manage Cash Flow Properties

Activate or Deactivate Rollup Status

Add Curves to the Detail Curve Cash Flow Worksheet

Delete Cash Flow Curves

View Summary Cash Flow Data

Printing Cash Flow Curves

Refresh Cash Flow Curves

Search for Cash Flow Curves

Working with Snapshots



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