Great job! Adjusting out-of-sequence activities is extremely useful for preparing an as-built programme to reflect actual progress. However it is limited in forensic delay analysis, i.e. why a planned successor runs ahead of its predecessor might come from a client instruction. The instruction constitites a owner delay activity which need be impacted into the baseline programme.
I have one doubt in out of sequence. *The activities is completed 100% but the predecessor not yet started.* ( Relationship already invalid) or *Successor activity is completed while the predecessor activity didn't start yet.* I want to filter that particular activity using filter options, Can u please advice
Safir, if you are trying to determine which activities have been performed out-of-sequence from planned logic, recalculate the schedule and ensure "Log to File" is checked in the Schedule calculation dialog box. After you recalculate, recalculate again, but this time in the Schedule calculation box select "View Log". Scroll through that scheduling report that should pop up using Notepad to find the list of activities that have been performed out of sequence. There will be a section in the report specifically displaying that information. You can then create a filter in P6 to retrieve those activity IDs where you can review those activities and their unsatisfied logic. The first step is to identify which activities they are, and the Scheduling Log/Report will tell you that. Another useful tool to find this information would be Acumen Fuse.
