Activity Sheets Log and Manual Activity Sheets

Activity Sheets Log

The Activity Sheets log contains a list of manually created activity sheets. The log also contains the System Activity Sheet. The activity sheets listed are referred to as manual activity sheets.

All the activity sheets that are defined in Unifier will be displayed with source type as 'Custom' in the Activity Sheets log.

Manual Activity Sheet

To create and maintain project schedules within the system, you can manually define activity sheets.

A manual activity sheet captures the:

A manual activity sheet also tracks the progress of activities, over the life time of the project.

Note: For information about the System Activity Sheet, refer to the Activity Manager section in the Unifier Earned Value Management User Guide.

You can use an activity sheet to:

In an activity sheet you can:

In the Activity Sheet, the following two default views are available:

The Default view is shown by default when you open the sheet. In the Default view, all the activities will be in flat mode.

When you select the WBS View, all the activities within the sheet are grouped by WBS hierarchy. At WBS (Summary level), all the costs show the sum of the costs of all the activities, as well as the costs that are received at the summary level.

The Start and Finish dates, in the WBS row, will show the earliest start date and latest finish dates for all the activities under that WBS.

All the attributes defined in the Activity Attribute form will be displayed as columns in the WBS View, similar to the Default View. The order of columns will be the same as selected in the design.

You can create views with filters, groupings, and so forth (within an activity sheet) to view the filtered and small list of activities and associated columns, instead of scrolling down and right to navigate to specific activities.

If your administrator defined additional views in a template and pushed them to your project/shell, these views are listed in the Manage Views dialog box of your activity sheet. You can make these views visible in your activity sheet, and you can change the order in which they are listed. After they are visible, you can use them to create additional custom views. You cannot edit or delete the predefined views. If the administrator pushes additional updates to the template, custom views that you created are deleted. For more information about views, see Creating and Managing Views in Activity Sheets and the System Activity Sheet.

For the default and user-defined views, you can perform the following functions, in addition to adding, deleting, and updating the activities and the schedules:

Similar to a Cost Sheet or a WBS Sheet, you can group selected columns in the sheet.

Related Topics

Activity Sheet

Cost Sheet

WBS Sheet



Last Published Wednesday, July 2, 2025