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How to draw a construction progress curve? ? ?

2016-08-06View Original

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How to draw a construction progress curve? There are two curves in a table: one is the planned progress curve, and the other is the actual progress curve. I hope someone with more experience can give me some advice.
Reply #22016-08-07
Simply put: Use EXCEL to list numbers in two rows. The first row contains the planned values, that is, the completion rate (%), workload, volume of work, or corresponding figures that need to be achieved on a weekly (daily, monthly) basis. The second row contains the actual values achieved. Use Excel’s menu “Insert”----“2-D Line Chart” to display the progress curve you need.
Reply #32016-08-07
For a more advanced version, another row of values can be displayed, namely: the dynamically adjusted predicted value. In this way, a planned progress curve, an actual progress curve, and a predicted progress curve together form the banana curve used for analyzing project progress control.
Reply #42016-08-07
You can refer to the discussions in this post. How are the S-curve, bar charts, banana curves, etc., for project management drawn? http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-847683-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum)

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