Earned value Analysis

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Underbudget is a word missing in Cost Performance Index.

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[@hareshparab7808]

2:35 planned value is 2000 $ naa?? How it could. Be 2500$ as for 1 wall it takes 1000$ so for 2 walls it will take 2000$ so planned.value is 2000$
May be earned value could be 2500$
by mistakenly u swapped the values??

[@dheerajbadera3353]

Simply consider Earned value is the budged value of workdone. Here work done is 2 so per wall completion amount per wall(1000) multiplied with 2 = 2000 (Earned Value) however you planned that on day 25 what 2.5 wall should be completed which is 1000*2.5 = 2500(planned value). Hope it would help you

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