The most practical formulas of Primavera
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- November 7, 2021
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Not knowing the function of calculation formulas in project control software, which includes MSP and PRIMAVERA, causes confusion for users and makes schedule analysis very difficult. In the table below, the most useful formulas are explained along with how to calculate them.
Resource type: material | Resource type: work Labor/non labor | Title |
Unit price of material | Price per hour from source unit |
Price/unit |
– | Maximum resource units available daily | Max unit/time |
The required amount of material is entered for the entire manual activity | Default is activity time. If x units are from the resource for the item activity, the value of duration * x is entered manually | Budgeted unit |
Price/unit* budgeted unit | Price/unit* budgeted unit | Budgeted cost |
Budgeted unit/duration It is calculated automatically | Budgeted unit/duration
| Remaining unit/time
|
Unit for work resources is equivalent to hours and for material resources it is equivalent to counting unit, for example, tons and time is equivalent to days | ||
Duration % Complete = (Original Duration – Rem Duration) / Original Duration
Units % Complete = Actual Units / At Completion Units
VAC = Budget At Completion – Estimate At Completion
PV= BAC * Schedule %Complete = BCWS
EV= BAC * Performance %Complete = BCWP
Cost % Complete = Actual Cost (Data Date) / EAC
EAC = AC + ETC
ETC = (BAC-EV) / CPI
At Completion = Actual + Remaining (To Complete)
