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Histograms and S-curves using Excel charts
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Histograms and S-curves using Excel charts

Histograms and S-curves for Planning
Last updated 10/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • Great experience in using the excel charts
  • Make good and powerful Histograms and S-curves for the project activities
  • monitor the project activities and compare the power and weak points
  • Discover and monitor the peak period of the project
  • Compare between the plan and actual S-curves for the project

Course content

1 section • 7 lectures • 37m total length
  • Introduction0:56
  • Difference between interval and acc. histograms and s-curves3:17
  • How to build interval histogram5:17
  • How to build acc. s-curve2:45
  • The combine (combo) histogram and s-curve4:30
  • Plan s-curve vs actual s-curve7:37
  • Final Lecture and review13:15

Requirements

  • Be able to use the excel

Description

Learn how to turn project data into clear, professional histograms and S-curves using Microsoft Excel. This practical course is designed for engineers, planners, project controls professionals, and anyone who needs to track and communicate project progress—especially on large and complex projects.

You’ll build a strong understanding of the charts used to present project plans and performance. The course covers:

  1. The difference between interval histograms, cumulative histograms, and S-curves.

  2. How to create an interval histogram in Excel.

  3. How to build a cumulative S-curve.

  4. How to combine a histogram and an S-curve in one chart.

  5. How to compare a planned S-curve with actual project performance.

As you work through these topics, you’ll learn how to organize and visualize data so that project progress is easier to understand. You’ll also see how charts can support clear, informative reports for management and other stakeholders.

By the end of the course, you’ll be able to create effective Excel charts more quickly, present planned and actual progress, and apply these techniques to projects of different sizes—including megaprojects. Whether you’re new to project curves or want to improve the way you prepare progress reports, this course will help you build practical skills you can use in your work.

Who this course is for:

  • Engineers
  • Accountants
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