The most notable view is the Tracking Gantt. There are a couple of views with baseline already available to you when you have done nothing in regards to customization.
All the EV items work with either the actual schedule or the information from the first baseline. You’ll need to use the first baseline if you intend to work with EVM and want to use Project to get a good sense of your planned value (PV), actual cost work performed or actual costs (ACWP/AC) and schedule variance (SV). You may end up wanting to save Baseline 1, 2 or 3… (More on that in tip #4.)īut keep in mind, only “Baseline” - the first baseline, which doesn’t have a number - works together with the earned value management functionality within Microsoft Project! It’s a good thing that you can save more than just one baseline. Only One Baseline Works with Earned Value Management.Here’s the list of fields that are saved, with “Baseline #” in front of it: It might also be nice to know what the baseline saves for you. You have the chance to set up to 11 baselines for your schedule. Here’s a screenshot when you open the dropdown arrow beside Baseline: Pressing OK without changing any of the settings will set the baseline, and you’re done.īut, you can do more. You select the ribbon tab “Project” and in the “Schedule” group select “Set Baseline” and then select “Set Baseline.”Ī new menu opens and gives you the option to set the baseline for just a selection of tasks or the whole schedule in total. Although I’ve taken the images from Project 2016, the same techniques I cover here can be reproduced with Project 2010 and Project 2013. In this article I share five facets of baselines worth adding to your mental knowledgebase. But there may be a few things you don’t know about baselines in Microsoft Project. Without it you have no way to measure the performance of your work. Hope to see you soon to start this exciting journey.The baseline - whether it be about the schedule, the budget or the scope - is essential in projects.
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