i have the same problem where all the historical actuals are pushed into week 1 of the look ahead

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sorry there isn’t a way to adjust the axes. sometimes they show very poorly. the best thing to do it export the data to excel to build the graphs in excel where you have more control.

i think you can customize the header / footer to add the name there.

hmmm that’s the first time i hear there was a limit.

just right-click in the graph, go into the options and check those limits on.

have you tried turning off the stacked histogram check box on the right-hand display bar?

try this. goto edit->user prefs -> resource analysis tab. in the “time distributed data” section, make sure you have “remaining early dates” selected. but more importantly, change the interval to day or also try hour.
p6 tries to be efficient in what is shown on screen by lumping data at the beginning of the week or month. but you can tell p6 to ignore being efficient and to be accurate instead with this setting.

the options to see the individual activities are not available when looking at a stack histogram. if you revert the graph to a the regular view (not stacked histogram), you’ll see filter check boxes on the bottom left-hand side of the screen. (also make sure on the graph menu that “all projects” is unchecked). then you can use the “time period” check box to turn on a filter that will display only the activities that you want to see – click on a period in the graph to see activities for that period.

when i have a stacked histogram, and my timeline is set to week/day. now i can see a stacked column for each day. how would i see the activities related to that particular day.

would you please help.

thanks,
best regards,
sushil chaudhari

i have created a stacked histogram. but problem with that one is all mondays in the first 8 weeks are ridiculously overloaded. i don’t know why this is happening. i have double checked the data i entered and it is correct. for example, manhours on mondays are almost 3 times the tuesdays or wednesday or any other day for the matter of fact.

i was wondering if you happen t know why this is happening.

if you do, would you please mind sharing?

thanks,

best regards,
sushil chaudhari

sorry – what is total pax?

did you try scrolling left and right?

thank you very much for reply…
i tried scrolling and zooming out, changing timescale..
still, i cant see other 世界杯时间比赛时间 on stacked histogram, ( i have 11 世界杯时间比赛时间 , only 2 are showing on stacked histogram)

to identify overallocations in p6, you really have to go digging resource by resource and look at their resource usage graphs. when you see red, usually that’s an overallocation to correct.

it might be that they are off the screen. scroll over to the right or use the magnifying buttons on the toolbar to adjust your timescale.

sure thing. goto edit->user preferences->resource analysis tab. on that tab, look for a field called “interval for time-distributed resource calculations”. set it to hour. you may see some slowdown in the software, but the data will be correct.

in the project i done i can see normal 世界杯时间比赛时间 histogram but can’t see the 世界杯时间比赛时间 in stacked histogram, where did i do wrong? is it because of not scheduling the project ?

i’m getting cumulative histogram for the actual up to dd, and after the histogram is ok. how to get rid of the cumulative

hi boules,
unfortunately, no. the stacked histogram in p6 doesn’t have that option.
michael

may i ask you about this stacked histogram if i can show both early & late remaining units on it.
and also i need to know what is the stacked histogram shows by default (budgeted/actual/…) ??!

thank you.