Manpower Resource Loading including S-curve in Primavera P6

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024

Комментарии • 45

  • @sathishvelayudham9289
    @sathishvelayudham9289 Год назад +2

    Good explanation we are expecting more videos to update our knowledge

  • @farooqbashir4111
    @farooqbashir4111 Год назад +1

    Sir, Very Good Explaining, Useful and Guidance, Thanks

  • @doddabelerangaswamybalakri7756
    @doddabelerangaswamybalakri7756 Год назад +1

    Grt ! Video crystal clear explained.

  • @Alex-dn2ln
    @Alex-dn2ln 26 дней назад

    Thank you for this tutorial! Maybe you can help me with the following question. Ok, we added quantities for each activity here, and then got the sum of all the quantities at the WBS line (node) which is not desired because we have different UoM. So, is it possible not to sum these values at WBS level??

  • @dejifamilola3397
    @dejifamilola3397 Месяц назад

    Great Video!!!!

  • @sbyessix
    @sbyessix 5 дней назад

    For manhour average, why do you devided by 260.

  • @mouh48
    @mouh48 6 месяцев назад +1

    GREAT PRESENTATION SIR , just a question is it possible to do in the same way for the planned mahours % , thanks in advance for your precious reply

  • @muhammadanjum4998
    @muhammadanjum4998 4 месяца назад +1

    How did you incorporate Qty and Std.Mh in user defined fields? Manually or Automatically?

  • @reginaldibenne6875
    @reginaldibenne6875 3 месяца назад +1

    Nice video! How do you get the Quantities and Standard Manhour?

    • @extrainch4188
      @extrainch4188  2 месяца назад

      Many thanks, you can get quantities from BOQ and manhours by devided on the productivities

  • @ShahTV88
    @ShahTV88 8 месяцев назад +1

    I am facing an import issue after calculation. The sumif formula was not working in the Excel sheet, so I removed the error in the Excel cell and converted it to a number. After the formula worked and when I imported the file it was successful.

  • @noufalsm
    @noufalsm 2 года назад +2

    HI, I have a question regarding the Standard Manhours. The formula is showing Manhours= Qty x Standard MHR. Where we get from Standard MH based on what? Could you expain?

    • @extrainch4188
      @extrainch4188  2 года назад +1

      Hi Mohammed
      This depends on many factors like the items and the ability of labours. This can be different from one company to another at the same country and it can be different from one area to another. Anyway, I can provide you with a standard manpower productivity at your email.

    • @noufalsm
      @noufalsm 2 года назад +3

      @@extrainch4188 All video are good bit little bit speed and I can recommend some more lesson like EVM calculations, recovery and revised through in P6, risk analysis, extensions of time in P6.....I would appreciate if you provide.. 👏👏👍

    • @noufalsm
      @noufalsm 2 года назад +1

      @@extrainch4188 one more thing, as shown in P6...in s curve. Wheyher it's possible to o provide in excel sheet
      How to do.......I can recommend some of my colleagues to watch and subscribe...you are doing very nice effort and good dedication
      Thank you

    • @extrainch4188
      @extrainch4188  2 года назад

      Thanks alot Mohammed

    • @mouh48
      @mouh48 6 месяцев назад

      @@noufalsm ME TOO

  • @fasiuddin5017
    @fasiuddin5017 2 года назад +2

    Good video. One advice is to please improve the video clarity...

    • @extrainch4188
      @extrainch4188  2 года назад

      Thanx Fasi for your comment, we are working to improve our quality. Thanx for passing by ❣️

  • @farandawaytom5511
    @farandawaytom5511 Год назад +1

    Hi, as the Unit of Measurement for different types of activities are different, the quantity histogram and s-curve is not reasonable. Is there any good method to show the quantity of different types of activities and generate graphs for different types of activities separately?

    • @extrainch4188
      @extrainch4188  Год назад

      Sure it can be done, one of the methods is to assign an activity coding to activities and filter those reasources using activity coding.

  • @abdulrehmanamr9396
    @abdulrehmanamr9396 2 года назад +1

    I have a logical question. How come that the quantity graph represents more than one unit of measurement in the histogram

    • @usmanshani2
      @usmanshani2 Год назад

      Logically it is not correct. But he added qty as non labor unit. so P6 is treating it like hours.

  • @ayebida6620
    @ayebida6620 2 года назад +1

    Hi, this is one of best tutuorials I have watched on P6,
    however regarding values in the the quantity column,
    how did you come by ,can help me with that, is it a default column in P6?
    THANKS

    • @extrainch4188
      @extrainch4188  2 года назад +1

      Hi Ayebida,
      You can get this columns in several ways, on of them is to add a new materials resource. To do that go to Enterprise then choose resources... then from there you can add a new resources from many choices like labours, non-labours and materials ... etc. Hope this is useful ❣️

    • @ayebida6620
      @ayebida6620 2 года назад

      @@extrainch4188 Thanks, Do you offer live online courses in P6. I need more clarification on this please

    • @ayebida6620
      @ayebida6620 2 года назад

      Hi please do you offer one on one online courses in P6

    • @usmanshani2
      @usmanshani2 Год назад

      @@ayebida6620 he has added user defined field

  • @summitengineeringconsultan1700
    @summitengineeringconsultan1700 8 месяцев назад +1

    assalamu alaikum...usefull videos good explanation..how can i add that three columns(qty,std.mh,mh)

    • @extrainch4188
      @extrainch4188  8 месяцев назад

      Welcome, you can added it from the columns options

  • @guilhermebrandaos
    @guilhermebrandaos 2 года назад +1

    For manpower calculation, why do you calculate the average by an average of 260?

    • @pohhio
      @pohhio Год назад +2

      52 weeks (1 year) x 5 days work week = 260

    • @usmanshani2
      @usmanshani2 Год назад

      manhour got distributed monthly, then he divided with no, of working hours per month to get no. of person. when you add calendar of 6 working day with 10 hour per day work, monthly hour will become 260.

  • @muhammadmubeenkhan338
    @muhammadmubeenkhan338 2 года назад

    Thank you

  • @mohammedmuzamil5976
    @mohammedmuzamil5976 Год назад +1

    calculate 260 average, 12:02 ???? Explain please

    • @extrainch4188
      @extrainch4188  Год назад

      Its 26 working day per month mutiply by 10 working hours per day

    • @dejifamilola3397
      @dejifamilola3397 Месяц назад

      @@extrainch4188 He never mentioned daily working hour and he used 5 work week calendar. Hence, the best answer was from @pohhio who says 52 weeks (1 year) x 5 days work week = 260