Introduction
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Planning → Programs panel → Click on the ID of the required program → Program panel → Further... → Milestone Overview
Information
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The module provides an overview of all master milestones and milestones of the selected program and its projects.
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You also have the option to define one of the program master milestones displayed here as a main milestone.
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Main milestones are used as reference points for the interval calculation of the master milestones to the other master milestones.
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Details
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Summary tasks (phases), milestones, and master milestones are displayed graphically as a bar chart and master milestones are additionally displayed as gates on a horizontal axis directly below the time scale.
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On each master milestone symbol, the WBS code of the master milestone and the time interval to the main milestone date are specified (in weeks).
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The calculated duration (Calc. start to Calc. end)
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of the program is visualized by a dotted frame
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of projects is visualized by a bar in the color of the project code.
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Legend Program
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Calculated dates of the programs |
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Calc. start and Calc. The end of a program is calculated by clicking on the |
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A gate is a master milestone of the planning objects.
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Project
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Calculated dates |
The color of the bar is determined by the code of the planning object.
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Calc. start and calc. The end of a planning object is calculated by clicking on the |
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Master Milestones |
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Tasks are defined as master milestones in the Schedule module. |
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Master milestone delay |
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Master milestone delay exists if Calc. end of a master milestone is later than its Latest end. |
Task
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Master Milestones |
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Tasks are defined as master milestones in the Schedule module. |
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Calculated dates of the summary tasks |
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A summary task is a task in the structured schedule consisting of sub-tasks which are summarized here. Information on the summary task, such as duration and dates, is determined automatically from the sub-tasks. |