What we need to do is set up the filters that I have discussed. Looks different than what we are used to seeing. If you are familiar with this screen when you have the Stacked Histogram setting on, you will notice it looks a little different. We will go down to Resource Usage Profile Options. Once again, we will click this display bar. The step is essentially to create filters to filter different resources. It is not difficult set up but it involves quite a bit of clicking. There has quite been a set up that needs to happen. I have an empty screen on the left hand side and no bars. Make sure that is unchecked and we will check Stacked Histogram.Īt first, it does not look very glamorous. I want to keep my resource display within the scope of just the project I have opened. To do that we will click this right display bar and we will choose Stacked Histogram. Now that we filtered on current project’s resources, we want to set up our stacked histogram. Lots of different trades and some management folks in there. You can see there is quite a long list on the Juniper Nursing Home Project. I would like to filter that by just the current project’s resources. To get things moving in the right direction, on the left hand side, I am displaying all the resources.
Many of you are probably are already familiar with this. To do this we are going to work on the Resource Usage Profile Screen. It gives you a really nice analysis and can help you see what types of resources are being used and to what points in the project. It is often submitted as report and what not. Resource histogram is a really nice view that lets you stack your resourcing on top of each other. We want to get the resource histogram working for us. Today we are working with the Juniper Nursing Home Project.
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Today will do a quick walk through to show you how to keep this happening in your Primavera P6. It is part of the resource research profile. This is what we call the stacked histogram in Primavera P6. We are going to show you how to create beautiful pictures that look like this. Today we are going to show you how to create beautiful pictures in Primavera. Watch the video below to be walked through the step-by-step process of building a stacked histogram in Primavera P6. Note that you can also use the arrow buttons to adjust the order of the filters to set them just right. From the options screen shown here, you can add a cumulative curve (S-curve) overlay if you like. The histogram has some options to help you tweak it. color coding can be used to highlight a resource or grouping.allows you to view and analyze resource trends.shows relative proportions for each resource / resource grouping.shows how each resource / resource grouping contribute to the overall labor in a given time period.provides a richer information than the standard resource profiles.The stacked histogram offers the following advantages over Primavera’s standard Resource Usage Profile graph:
The stacked histogram can graph either At Completion Units or At Completion Cost.
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Primavera P6’s stacked histogram stacks each bar on top of each other to give you a full view of your resourcing over time. Stacked Histograms are common sight in project environments. The process to get this all working is a bit convoluted, so we’re going to show you step-by-step the process. It’s a feature that is available in the Resource Usage Profile charting facility. A great way to see all your resource assignment levels comparatively over time is to use a Stacked Histogram in Primavera P6.
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