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Marius350
May 02, 2023Copper Contributor
Help needed on MS Projects.
Hi Guys, Can you please assist me on the following. I cannot find the problem. On my MS Projects Schedule I have the following: % Planned and % Complete Now here is the thing. I ca...
- May 10, 2023
Here is a sample plan with a group of milestones under a summary line. The Number1 field is customized with the formula shown. The summary line is set to sum up the number of completed milestones.
Hope this helps.
John
John-project
May 03, 2023Silver Contributor
Marius350,
What exactly are you expecting to see for % Complete on the "Contract Milestones" summary line?
Percent complete for a summary line is calculated by the formula:
(sum of subtask actual durations)/(sum of subtask durations) * 100%
Since a milestone by definition has zero duration (it's just a point in time) the formula will always yield 0%, until, all milestones are 100%.
Apparently you have developed your own formula for % Planned. If you want some type of metric on how many milestones under the milestone summary line are complete, you will need to develop a custom formula for it.
Hope this helps.
John
What exactly are you expecting to see for % Complete on the "Contract Milestones" summary line?
Percent complete for a summary line is calculated by the formula:
(sum of subtask actual durations)/(sum of subtask durations) * 100%
Since a milestone by definition has zero duration (it's just a point in time) the formula will always yield 0%, until, all milestones are 100%.
Apparently you have developed your own formula for % Planned. If you want some type of metric on how many milestones under the milestone summary line are complete, you will need to develop a custom formula for it.
Hope this helps.
John
Marius350
May 09, 2023Copper Contributor
John-project
Thank You so much for your explanation. Do you perhaps know of a formula I can use just for testing purposes?