Logic behinddatebarchart
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This document outlines tests to determine if a job was completed within a weekly work boundary or not. It describes checking if a job's start and finish times fall within the start and end of the work week, as well as handling cases where the start or finish fall outside of the boundaries. An alternative and less complicated method is proposed that uses the week number on a Gantt chart instead of specific start and end dates to determine if equal signs or a blank string should be applied.
Logic behinddatebarchart
- 1. Test for uncompleteness i.e.Open or closed or 100% or <100% Zero Length String Closed or 100% Test for FINISH Within the Wk Boundary IF FINISH> WKStart AND FINISH<=(WKStart+6) OPEN or <100% Test for START Within the Wk Boundary IF START> WKStart AND START<=(WKStart+6) NO Equal Signs ========= YES Equal Signs ========== YES Test for START & FINISH Outside the Wk Boundary IF START< WKStart AND FINISH>(WKStart+6) NO Equal Signs ========== YES Zero Length String NO Test for occurrence Within Boundary Test for occurrence outside Boundary 3/10 Mon 4/10 Tues 5/10 Wed 6/10 Thurs 4/10 Tues 7/10 Fri 8/10 Sat 9/10 Sun START: At Start of Working Day e.g. 7:30am FINISH: At End of Working Day e.g. 5:30pm 3/10 START_Wk BOUNDARY 3/10 END_Wk BOUNDARY <START> & <FINISH> Outside Boundaries <START> &/or <FINISH> Within Boundaries Test for Non- Completed Jobs Note Alternative Method is to Use Week Number (at the top of the Gantt Chart) as Criteria. If Wk_Num of Gannt Chart Cell is <= to START (of the Activity) AND <= to FINISH (of the Activity}; If TRUE apply ===sign, if FALSE apply Zero Length String. This method is less complicated than the Method enumerated above.