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3 months 2 weeks ago #31835

ZIA KHAN

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Hi, Guys, very helpful discussion and I have the same doubt ..
Khurram I have issued a contract with milestone based payment e,g,
Foundation $1000
Basement Roof $5000
1st Floor Roof $5000
in the above case My AC & EV is same
Will Pay him only once the Milestone is achieved
Time may vary, means there may Schedule Variance , but not cost , unless I intend to make changes
Pls advise on above example
2 years 1 month ago #30241

Anonymous

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Dear project-management-prepcast.com admin, Thanks for the well-organized post!
2 years 9 months ago #29509

Alonso Mena

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Could you explain why in MsProject, EV is equal to AC and you can not modify the AC?
5 years 1 week ago #20432

Anonymous

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This helped out a lot thank you!
5 years 1 month ago #20067

Chetan

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the way you clarified that the EV is the value earned in the project and cost we put to earn it is the actual cost... clarified it all.

thanks
5 years 1 month ago #19796

Anonymous

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if earned value is greater than planned value cost so in this case , is there a concern ?

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