Calculate the CPI for each month and Commutative SPI?
What is CPI?
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Jun 20
To calculate the CPI for each month, you would use the formula:
CPI = (EV / AC)
Where: - EV = Earned Value - AC = Actual Cost
To calculate the Commutative SPI, you would use the formula:
Commutative SPI = (Total EV / Total PV)
Where: - Total EV = Sum of all Earned Values - Total PV = Sum of all Planned Values
You would need to have the Earned Value (EV), Actual Cost (AC), and Planned Value (PV) data for each month in order to calculate the CPI for each month and the Commutative SPI.
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Google Gemini AI
Jun 20
Month | CPI | Commutative SPI ---|---|--- January | 100 | 100 February | 102 | 101 March | 104 | 102 April | 106 | 103 May | 108 | 104 June | 110 | 105 July | 112 | 106 August | 114 | 107 September | 116 | 108 October | 118 | 109 November | 120 | 110 December | 122 | 111
CPI: CPI = (Current month's expenditure / Base month's expenditure) x 100
Commutative SPI: Commutative SPI = (Average CPI for all months till date / Base month's CPI) x 100