Calculate step progress

[bhm]

Hi,

I am struggling to come up with a solution for cashflow projection of procurement items based on few weighted steps.

For example:

Item #	Item Description	Price	Plan / Actual	Issue PO	Start Manufacturing	Inspection	Shipment	Delivery
			Step Weight>>	20%	30%	20%	10%	30% (or 20%)
1	Item-1	100,000	Plan	25-Jun-22	25-Jul-22	25-Sep-22		30-Sep-22
			Forecast					31-Oct-22
			Actual	25-Jun-22	30-Jul-22	01-Oct-22
2	Item-2	250,000	Plan	01-Aug-22	1-Oct-22	15-Mar-23	01-Apr-23	30-Jun-23
			Forecast			01-May-23	15-Jun-23	15-Aug-23
			Actual		10-Oct-22
3	Item-3	500,000	Plan	15-Sup-22	01-Nov-22	30-Jun-23	10-Jul-23	30-Jul-23
			Forecast	01-Jan-23	10-Mar-23	20-Oct-23	15-Nov-23	15-Dec-23
			Actual

I am trying to calculate, for a specific date (say end of each month), how much is fund required, based on the dates and their weitages above.

Also, not every step has any date (for example, shipping is not required for Item-1), so the delivery payment weight will be varied (in this case balance 20% payment payment will be required for items required shipping, but for Item-1, there is no shipping, so payment on delivery will be balance 30%).

Result I am trying to get is, at the end of each month, need to calculate plan / forecast / actual fund required / disbursed.

Thank you in advance for your help. 

bhm

[Anonymous]

Hi  @bhm ,

I'm a little confused about your needs, Could you please explain them further? It would be good to provide a screenshot of the results you are expecting.

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Best Regards,

Liu Yang

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[bhm]

Hi Liu,

Apologies for the delayed response. Here is a screen shot of my intended outcome. I need to create a cash flow based on the scenario as shown below. Please let me know if that helps.

BR

BHM