Quantity Proportionality

Use

You use this measurement technique when countable events occur during the life of a work package. Typical examples of such events include production, creation or delivery of a particular number of drawings, films, or data carriers.

Integration

Quantities in the Project System are managed by means of statistical key figures. You maintain statistical key figures by going to the Project Management Basic Data menu and choosing Start of the navigation path Standard structures Next navigation step Statistical key figures End of the navigation path . Then choose List display to view a list of all the statistical key figures which have been maintained.

Prerequisites

You have defined a suitable measurement method in customizing. In the measurement method, you maintain the statistical key figure to which quantity proportionality is to refer. You can only maintain one key figure per method.

To create statistical key figures, go to the Project Management Basic Data menu and choose Start of the navigation path Standard structures Next navigation step Statistical key figures End of the navigation path . For this method, use only statistical key figures of the category Total values .

To maintain plan values for statistical key figures, go to the Project Planning menu and choose Start of the navigation path Costs/Revenues Next navigation step Statistical key figures End of the navigation path . You enter actual values from the Project Execution menu, by choosing Start of the navigation path Completion Confirmation Next navigation step Statistical key figures End of the navigation path .

Features

The system determines the percentage of completion (POC) as the ratio of the quantity unit to the overall planned quantity.

Planned POC = Planned quantity / overall quantity * 100

Actual POC = Actual quantity / overall quantity * 100

Example

You want to create 60 drawings for an activity. You distributed the planned quantities evenly over the periods. You take the cumulative POC for the individual periods from the table.

Period

1

2

3

4

Planned quantity, accumulated

15

30

45

60

Planned POC

25%

50%

75%

100%

Confirmed quantities, accumulated

12

30

42

60

Actual POC

20%

50%

70%

100%