Project Earned Value Analysis Template
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In looking at the Project Earned Value Template, how/where are the MONTHLY EARNED VALUE (EV) and CUMULATIVE EARNED VALUE (EV) attained? I thought that in order to get the EV, you must take the PV to date x % completed. But there are comments inserted in this template that says, “This would have to be manually added in and stored in the row because this is a changing document.” for the Monthly Earned Value (EV) and for the Cumulative Earned Value (EV), the comment inserted is “This row does not auto calculate. It must be manually synced up with the Total in Column R every reporting period.” What do these two comments mean? I saw that there is an EV column, which I understand based on the formula to attain EV, but where do these two figures come from for the Monthly and Cumulative? Please assist. Thank you in advance!
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