Schedule Variance Formula

JHaugland

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Does anyone have a simple excel tool to calculate schedule performance based on the number of days in a project, hours estimated and actual hours to date to show if a project is tracking to schedule, ahead or behind?
 
Hi StringJazzer,

I was referring to your example which you have provided on the link above. How is the billed hours formula derived as =ROUND(H2*(0.8+0.4*RAND()),0)

Can you help me understand please?

Thanks,
Mahesh
Just some random numbers to come up with some fake data for demonstration purposes. Nothing at all to do with a solution.
 
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