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Note. Generally, the periods of any of the selected type may not have equal durations, because they must match the calendar. For example, for a project with start date on Wednesday, February 3, the selected planning period of Week means that Week 1 will start on February 3 and will last 5 days, while Week 2 will last 7 days. The same is true for other types of planning periods.
Click the Fill button to distribute the project estimates evenly (by number of days) to the specified planning periods. Alternatively, you populate the table with the revenues from the Revenues tab which you need to allocate to periods. You can enter the percentages or amounts for periods manually. Make sure that the resulting sum of percents is 100 %, or the sum of amounts is equal to amount in the Total Estimated Amount column.
Alternatively, you can click the Allocate Revenue to Periods button to automatically distribute the project estimates to the specified planning periods.
The following options are available:
- Evenly All Revenues
- Evenly the Selected Revenues
The tab includes the following nested tabs: Revenue and Costs.
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The project's cost estimates were created for combinations (sets) of the analytical parameters selected from the following ones for this particular project: Project Task, Cost Element, Business Activity, Department. The Expense Item is required. The corresponding columns are populated from the Costs tab.
The "Project Estimates (create)" form. The Estimates by Period (Costs) tab
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