148- Earned Value Management (EVM) Formulas

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Budget at Completion (BAC)

The original budget of the project. It may require basic math to calculate based on given scenarios (e.g., building stories costing a certain amount).

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Planned Value (PV)

The amount of money worth of work that should have been done on the project; calculated by taking the planned percent complete times the budget at completion (BAC).

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Earned Value (EV)

The amount of money worth of work actually completed on the project; calculated by multiplying the actual percent complete by the Budget at Completion (BAC).

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Actual Cost (AC)

The amount of money already spent on the project; there is no specific formula for this, it is simply the total expenses to date.

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Cost Variance (CV)

The difference between the work done and the money spent; calculated as EV - AC. A positive value is under budget (good), and a negative value is over budget (bad).

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Cost Performance Index (CPI)

The rate of how spending correlates to earnings on the project; calculated as EV / AC. A value of one or over is good (on or under budget), and under one is over budget.

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Schedule Variance (SV)

The difference between the amount of work that should have been done versus the amount of work actually done; calculated as EV - PV. A positive value means ahead of schedule, and a negative value means behind schedule.

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Schedule Performance Index (SPI)

The rate of how the project is meeting the schedule; calculated as EV / PV. A value of one means on schedule, over one means ahead of schedule, and under one means behind schedule.

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Estimate at Completion (EAC)

A forecast of the total cost of the project at completion based on the current spending rate; calculated as BAC / CPI.

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Estimate to Complete (ETC)

The forecast of the amount needed to complete the current project based on its current performance; calculated as EAC - AC.

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Variance at Completion (VAC)

The difference between the original budget and the new forecasted budget; calculated as BAC - EAC. A positive value is good, and a negative value is not.

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To-Complete Performance Index (TCPI)

The performance that needs to be met to finish the project within budget; calculated as (BAC - EV) / (BAC - AC). It indicates how hard one has to work to finish the project within the budget.