Step 9: Phases Mode— Entering Update Mapping Definitions

Note: This section is relevant only if you selected either Sub-Items or Either Phases or Sub-Items as your mapping mode in Step 3: Entering Defaults Information.

This section describes how you can enter mapping definitions for the Update operation in Phases Mode. Update mapping involves selecting a P6 project field, project code, or spreadsheet field and matching it to a PPM category.

From the Phases Mode Publish step, click Next.

To map a P6 project field:

  1. In the Project Fields tab, double-click in the P6 Project Fields column to select the P6 project field you would like to map to PPM.
  2. Double-click in the PPM Categories column to select the corresponding PPM category.
  3. Repeat this process for every project field you want to map.
  4. To remove previously defined mapping, select the project field or a category from the list and click Remove.

To map a P6 project code:

  1. In the Project Codes tab, double-click in the P6 Project Codes column to select the P6 project code you would like to map to a PPM category.
  2. Double-click in the PPM Categories column to select the corresponding PPM category.
  3. Repeat this process for every project code you want to map.
  4. To remove previously defined mapping, select the project code or a category from the list and click Remove.

To map a P6 project level spreadsheet field:

  1. In the Project Spreadsheets tab, double-click in the P6 Spreadsheet Fields column to select the P6 project-level spreadsheet field you would like to map to a PPM category.
  2. To filter the spreadsheet, double-click in the Filter column, or select the cell and click Edit. All spreadsheet fields can be filtered by Period. Additionally, some fields can be filtered by Activities. Open the Summarize drop-down list and select By Resource to filter by Resource, or select By Role to filter by Role. If you selected By Resource, the Resource Field drop-down list will appear, allowing you to select from Built-in and User-defined resource fields and a particular value for the selected field. If you selected ByRole, the Role drop-down list will appear, allowing to select a role to filter by.

    For example, assuming you select a resource field called Actual Cost and filter it by defining the Period as year, the Year as 2008, the Resource Field as indicator1 and the Value as yellow.

    The result is the value $5,126.36. It reflects the filtering specifications as performed on the P6 spreadsheet.

  3. Double-click in the PPM Categories column to select the corresponding PPM category.
  4. Repeat this process for every P6 spreadsheet field you want to map.
  5. To remove previously defined mapping, select the spreadsheet field or a category from the list and click Remove.


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