In this tutorial let us learn how to create Relationships Lag Report in Primavera P6.
What is Lag and Lead in Primavera P6? Lag is the duration that is added to a relationship as a waiting time to Start Successor Activity.
If the lag is positive, it will have a wait time and if lag is negative, the successor will overlap with predecessor activity.
According to the Scheduling Standards, Using Lags in a schedule is a risk. Because No one will ever understand the exact reason behind the lag except the scheduler who has prepared it and sometimes even the scheduler may forget the exact reason.
So, let us learn how to create a relationship lag report in Primavera P6 now. first open the Primavera P6
1. Go to Menu bar, Tools, select Reports and click on Reports.
2. Click on Add button to add a new report
3. click Next to add a new report.
4. Select the subject area as "Activity Relationships"
5. Click Next
6. Choose columns in this dialog box as Predecessor Id, Successor Id, successor name, Critical, Relationship Type, Lag. Click Next
7. Click on Group & Sort and under Group by, select None. click Ok
8. Click on Filter button, under parameter select Lag, under the condition, select not equals to, under value put 0d. This will filter all those relationships which are having lags not equal to 0d. click OK.
9. Give a title to this report as " Activity Relationships Lag Report" or as per your wish. Click Next
10. click Next again, and Save your report.
11. click Finish to close this dialog box.
12. Now open any sample report to run the report to check Lags.
13. After opening the project, go to reports section, right click on the report name, select run, and select report.
14. Now, you can observe the report with the lags shown as shown in this video screen.
So, in this way, one can create a Relationships Lag Report in Primavera P6. But remember friends, if you still want to add lags in your project schedules, you need to document all the reasons for entering the lags in Primavera P6, So that everyone understands your schedule logic more clearly.
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What is Lag and Lead in Primavera P6? Lag is the duration that is added to a relationship as a waiting time to Start Successor Activity.
If the lag is positive, it will have a wait time and if lag is negative, the successor will overlap with predecessor activity.
According to the Scheduling Standards, Using Lags in a schedule is a risk. Because No one will ever understand the exact reason behind the lag except the scheduler who has prepared it and sometimes even the scheduler may forget the exact reason.
So, let us learn how to create a relationship lag report in Primavera P6 now. first open the Primavera P6
1. Go to Menu bar, Tools, select Reports and click on Reports.
2. Click on Add button to add a new report
3. click Next to add a new report.
4. Select the subject area as "Activity Relationships"
5. Click Next
6. Choose columns in this dialog box as Predecessor Id, Successor Id, successor name, Critical, Relationship Type, Lag. Click Next
7. Click on Group & Sort and under Group by, select None. click Ok
8. Click on Filter button, under parameter select Lag, under the condition, select not equals to, under value put 0d. This will filter all those relationships which are having lags not equal to 0d. click OK.
9. Give a title to this report as " Activity Relationships Lag Report" or as per your wish. Click Next
10. click Next again, and Save your report.
11. click Finish to close this dialog box.
12. Now open any sample report to run the report to check Lags.
13. After opening the project, go to reports section, right click on the report name, select run, and select report.
14. Now, you can observe the report with the lags shown as shown in this video screen.
So, in this way, one can create a Relationships Lag Report in Primavera P6. But remember friends, if you still want to add lags in your project schedules, you need to document all the reasons for entering the lags in Primavera P6, So that everyone understands your schedule logic more clearly.
For Personalized detail learning, write to dptutorials15@gmail.com If you found this video valuable, give it a like. If you know someone who needs to see it, share it. Leave a comment below with your thoughts. Add it to a playlist if you want to watch it later.
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