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Field List

Field Name and Description

System

Field NameDescription
IDAn ID to uniquely identify the target item.
Tree PathA string indicating the WBS structure from the project's root item to the target item.
Consists of the item number and the delimiter "/".
Tree DepthThe depth of the tree structure hierarchy from the project's root item to the target item.
The project's root item is set to "0".
Is FolderIdentifies whether the target item is a folder or not. Set to True if it is a folder.
Creation Date and TimeThe date and time the item was created.
CreatorThe username of the user who created the item.
Update Date and TimeThe date and time the user updated the item.
UpdaterThe username of the user who updated the item.

Basic Information

Field NameDescription
Project IDThe ID of the project to which the target item belongs.
Project NameThe name of the project to which the target item belongs.
Project CodeThe code defined for the project to which the target item belongs.
Item TypeThe item type indicating the type of the target item.
Folder IDThe ID of the folder (package) to which the target item belongs.
Folder NameThe name of the folder (package) to which the target item belongs.
Parent Item IDThe ID of the item immediately above the target item.
Parent Item NameThe name of the item immediately above the target item.
InformationIndicates the status of the target item. The status is displayed with an icon.
NameThe name of the target item.
CodeThe code defined for the target item.
DescriptionA description of the target item, such as its contents and notes.
Item NumberA number associated with the target item. Uniquely determined within the project.
LeaderThe name of the leader set for the target item.
Resource AssignmentThe names of the members assigned to the target item. (Up to 10 names can be displayed)

Plan, Progress

Field NameDescription
StatusThe status indicating the progress of the target item.
Process ClassificationThe process classification that becomes the initial value when the actual man-hours of the target item are entered.
Work ClassificationThe work classification that becomes the initial value when the actual man-hours of the target item are entered.
Progress RateIndicates the progress of the target item. The progress rate is displayed as a percentage.
Method for Determining Progress RateDisplays the method for determining the [Progress Rate] field.
Start DateThe planned start date of the target item.
End DateThe planned end date of the target item.
Milestone or NotIdentifies whether the target item is a milestone or not.
Set to True if it is a milestone.
Planned Man-HoursThe planned man-hours of the target item.
Actual Man-HoursThe actual man-hours of the target item.
Actual Start DateThe earliest date on which actual data exists for the target item and its sub-items.
Actual End DateThe latest date on which actual data exists for the target item and its sub-items.
Remaining Work TimeThe remaining work time required to complete the target item.
Planned CostThe planned cost of the target item.
Actual CostThe actual cost of the target item.
Planned OutputThe planned output for the target item's deliverables.
Actual OutputThe actual output for the target item's deliverables.
Scale UnitThe unit of output used to measure the output of the target item.
Deliverable InformationA description of the target item's deliverables.
Is the Period Fixed?Identifies whether the period for the target item is fixed.
Set to True if the period is fixed.
Is Actual Input Locked?Identifies whether the actual input for the target item is locked.
Set to True if the actual input is locked.
Planned Effort of Child ItemsIf sub-items exist, the sum of the planned effort of the sub-items.
Start Date of Child ItemIf there are sub-items, the earliest start date of the sub-items.
End Date of Child ItemIf there are sub-items, the latest end date of the sub-items.
Actual Effort of Child ItemIf there are sub-items, the total actual effort of the sub-items.
Planned Cost of Child ItemIf there are sub-items, the total planned cost of the sub-items.
Actual Cost of Child ItemIf there are sub-items, the total actual cost of the sub-items.
Completion DateThe date the target item was completed.
Working DaysThe number of working days included in the period from the start date to the end date of the target item.
Planned Effort ManagedThe total planned effort of the item, excluding work items not subject to progress rate management.
Actual Effort ManagedThe total actual effort of the item, excluding work items not subject to progress rate management.

EV

Earned Value Management (EVM) is a method of managing projects by converting project plans and progress into costs.
This allows for quantitative evaluation of project progress and productivity.

TimeTracker RX incorporates the concept of "effort" into each of the EVM metrics, and publishes the following fields as "Extended EV."

The Extended Earned Value Model uses some unique metrics and calculations based on our operational experience.
If the values ​​of the fields required for calculation are not set, the values ​​will not be calculated correctly.

Please set the necessary fields and check.
Example)

  • When calculating "Delay Period," the value of "Working Days" is not entered.
  • Progress Rate is set to "Do not manage."
Field NameDescriptionCalculation Formula
Planned Progress RateThe current progress rate if the project is proceeding according to plan.
  • If [Planned man-hours to be managed] is 0
    Planned progress rate = [Number of working days elapsed (*2)]/[Number of working days] × 100
  • If [Planned man-hours to be managed] is not 0
    Planned progress rate = Total daily planned man-hours to be managed up to the previous day/[Planned man-hours to be managed] × 100
Schedule indicatorProgress of the schedule (*1).Schedule indicator = [Progress rate]/[Planned progress rate]
Man-hour indicatorProductivity calculated from man-hours (*1).Man-hour indicator = [Actual man-hours earned (*3)]/[Actual man-hours to be managed]
Cost indicatorProductivity calculated from costs (*1).Cost indicator = [Actual cost earned (*4)]/[Actual cost]
Delay periodNumber of days representing the delay period of the schedule.Delay Period = [Working Days] × ([Planned Progress Rate] - [Progress Rate])/100 + (the larger of "0" or "[Elapsed Working Days (*2)] - [Working Days]")
*If the value includes a decimal, round up the decimal to the number of days.
Delayed Man-HoursMan-hours that are behind schedule as of the measurement date.Delayed Man-Hours = [Planned Man-Hours of Management] × ([Planned Progress Rate] - [Progress Rate])/100
Delayed CostsCosts that are behind schedule as of the measurement date.Basic Calculation Formula = [Planned Costs] × ([Planned Progress Rate] - [Progress Rate])/100
Final Predicted Delay PeriodThe expected delay period upon completion.Final predicted delay period = [Elapsed working days (*2)] × (100 - [Progress rate])/[Progress rate] - [Working days] × (100 - [Planned progress rate])/100
Final predicted delay effortThe expected delay effort upon completion.Final predicted delay effort = [Actual effort] × (100 - [Progress rate])/[Progress rate] - [Planned effort] × (100 - [Planned progress rate])/100
Final predicted delay costThe expected delay cost upon completion.Final predicted delay cost = [Actual cost] × (100 - [Progress rate])/[Progress rate] - [Planned cost] × (100 - [Planned progress rate])/100
Final predicted completion dateThe predicted completion date at the current pace.Final Predicted Completion Date = ([Elapsed Working Days (*2)] + 1) × 100/[Progress Rate] + [Start Date] - 1
Final Predicted Man-HoursMan-hours predicted for completion at the current pace.Final Predicted Man-Hours = [Actual Man-Hours] × (100/[Progress Rate])
Final Predicted CostCost predicted for completion at the current pace.Final Predicted Cost = [Actual Cost] × (100/[Progress Rate])

*1 For the method of judgment based on the value, please refer to the following link.
"Metric Evaluation Criteria"
*2 Number of working days from the start date to the working day before today (based on the project calendar)
*3 The formula for calculating actual man-hours is as follows.
  [Planned Man-Hours] * [Progress Rate]
*4 The formula for calculating actual cost is as follows.
  [Planned Cost] * [Progress Rate]

Criteria for Evaluating Indicators

The "Schedule Indicator," "Effort Indicator," and "Cost Indicator" are judged as follows based on their values:

ValueJudgment Result
Greater than 1On track with the plan, managing with less effort/cost.
1On track with the plan.
Less than 1Behind schedule, exceeding the planned effort/cost.
How to Use Indicators

Cases where the value is "1" are rare. It is recommended to determine indicators according to the situation of each project, such as considering values ​​between 0.8 and 1 as indicators that can be recovered.

Also, if the value is too large (for example, greater than 1.2), it can be an opportunity to review the validity of the plan.

Custom

Custom Field TypeDescription
Integer TypeA custom field that handles integers.
Real Number TypeA custom field that handles numbers including decimals.
Boolean TypeA custom field that handles True or False values.
Date TypeA custom field that handles dates. Enter in yyyy/m/d format.
*An error will occur if other formats are entered.
Single Line Text TypeA custom field that handles one line of text.
Multi-Line Text TypeA custom field that handles multiple lines of text.
User TypeA custom field that handles project members.
Process Classification TypeA custom field that handles options for process classification.
Work Classification TypeA custom field that handles options for work classification.

List of Field Determination Methods

The following is a list of field determination methods.

No.Determination MethodDescription
1User Input ValueThe user directly enters the value.
2Weighted AverageThe sum of the progress rates of child items, weighted by the proportion of planned effort for each child item.
For details, please refer to the following link.
"Details of Progress Rate (Weighted Average)"
3Scale ProgressThe ratio of actual output to planned output.
If the scale progress rate exceeds 100%, it will be set to 100%.
4Remaining Work TimeThe progress rate is calculated from the planned effort and remaining work time.
Before starting work, the value of the planned effort is set to the remaining work time.
As the work progresses, the remaining work time is reduced, increasing the progress rate.
5Not ManagedThe progress rate is not managed.
6Minimum Value of ChildThe minimum value of the target field of the child node directly under the target node.
7Maximum Value of ChildThe maximum value of the target field of the child node directly under the target node.
8Total Value of ChildThe sum of the target field values ​​of the child node directly under the target node.
9Automatic Calculation□Planned Cost
 - If the method for determining planned effort is "Total Value of Child", this is the total value of the child.
 - If the method for determining planned effort is "User Input Value", it is calculated based on the following:
  - Planned effort per resource
  - Planned cost unit price set for each project
□Actual Cost
 - If there are child items, this is the sum of the actual costs of the children.
 - For end items, it is calculated from the actual effort per resource and the cost unit price in the history.
10Average Value of ChildThe average value of the target field of the child node directly under the target node.
11Number of ChildThe number of child nodes directly under the target node.
12Logical ANDThe logical AND of the target fields of the child node directly under the target node.
13Logical ORThis is the logical OR of the target fields of the child nodes directly under the target node.
14Calculated from ActualsThis calculates the remaining work time from the actual effort and progress rate.
Calculation formula: (100-Progress Rate)/(Progress Rate/Actual Effort)
Example) If the actual effort is 7H and the progress rate is 70%, the remaining work time will be 3H.
This is calculated from the actual effort and progress rate, regardless of the planned effort value.
15Calculation FormulaThis is a value calculated according to a predefined calculation formula.
Please refer to the following link for the format of the calculation formula.
"Calculation Formula Reference"

Progress Rate: Details of Weighted Average

The "weighted average" progress rate is the sum of the progress rates of child items, weighted by the proportion of the planned effort of each child item.
Example) For an item with the following child items, the progress rate will be 50%.

Planned EffortProgress RateEffort PercentageWeighted Progress Rate
Item A100h100%40%40%
Item B50h50%20%10%
Item C100h0%40%0%
Total250h--50%

List of Determination Methods that Can Be Set for Each Field

The following determination methods can be set for each field.

The default determination method changes depending on whether or not there are child items.
No.FieldSelection MethodInitial Value of Parent ItemInitial Value of End Item
1Progress RateUser Input Value
Weighted Average
Scale Progress
Remaining Work Time
Not Managed
Weighted AverageUser Input Value
2Start DateUser Input Value
Minimum Child Value
Minimum Child ValueUser Input Value
3End DateUser Input Value
Maximum Child Value
Maximum Child ValueUser Input Value
4Planned EffortUser Input Value
Total Child Value
Total Child ValueUser Input Value
5Remaining Work TimeUser Input Value
Total Child Value
Calculated from Actual Value
Total Child ValueCalculated from Actual Value(*1)
6Planned CostUser Input Value
Automatic Calculation
Automatic CalculationAutomatic Calculation
7Actual CostUser Input Value
Automatic Calculation
Automatic CalculationAutomatic Calculation
8Planned OutputUser Input Value
Total Value of Children
User Input ValueUser Input Value
9Actual OutputUser Input Value
Total Value of Children
User Input ValueUser Input Value
10Integer Custom FieldUser Input Value
Minimum Value of Children
Maximum Value of Children
Total Value of Children
Average Value of Children
Number of Children
Total Value of ChildrenUser Input Value
11Real Number Custom FieldUser Input Value
Minimum Value of Children
Maximum Value of Children
Total Value of Children
Average Value of Children
Number of Children
Total Value of ChildrenUser Input Value
12Boolean Custom FieldUser Input Value
Logical AND/OR
User Input ValueUser Input Value
13Date Custom FieldUser Input Value
Minimum Value of Children

Maximum value of child
User input valueUser input value

Setting the default method for determining remaining work time

The default method for determining remaining work time can be set on a project basis.
Please change it from the following in the project settings.

List of copyable fields

The following fields displayed on the project screen can be copied.

ClassificationDetailed ClassificationField
Basic InformationName, Code, Description, Leader*3, Resource Assignment*3
Planning, ProgressClassificationProcess Classification*1, Work Classification*1
Progress InformationStatus*1, Progress Rate, How Progress Rate is Determined
ScheduleStart Date, End Date, Milestone or Completion Date, Working Days*5, Fixed Period or Not
TimePlanned Effort*4, Remaining Work Hours, Managed Planned Effort*5
CostPlanned Cost, Actual Cost
DeliverablesPlanned Output, Actual Output, Unit of Scale, Deliverable Information
OtherCustom Fields*1,2

Notes on Copying

Notes regarding each field are as follows: (The numbers correspond to the "*" above)

NoNotes
1Even if the item's value is within a value range that does not exist in the destination project settings, the value will be copied.
2Values ​​of custom fields that do not exist in the destination project will not be copied.
3Users that do not exist in the destination project will not be copied.
4The planned effort per resource will be the copied value divided evenly among the resources.
5Values ​​are copied only when an item is copied. Fields cannot be copied individually.