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# PPC Dashboard
The PPC Dashboard shows how well your team is delivering against the plan, tracking Task PPC and Task Day PPC across your publication history.
## View Plan Percent Complete (PPC)
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The PPC dashboard shows two KPIs side by side, Task PPC and Task Day PPC.
How Task PPC and Task Day PPC are calculated
**Task PPC** counts tasks as pass or fail between two publication dates. A task scores 1 if all its planned working days in the window were completed, and 0 if not. The final PPC is the sum of those scores divided by the number of tasks planned in the window.
**Task Day PPC** takes the average percentage of planned working days completed per task. This means a task that was 80% done gets partial credit, rather than being counted as a failure.
## Track Performance Over Time
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The trend chart tracks both Task PPC and Task Day PPC across your full publication history, so you can spot patterns and see whether performance is improving.
#### To change the time range on the chart:
* Use the toggle above the chart to switch between
#### To see the detail behind any data point:
* Hover over any date on the chart
* A tooltip will appear showing:
* The publication date
* Task PPC - e.g. "0 / 9 completed"
* Task Day PPC - e.g. "Avg. of 37 tasks"
See also Changing the Published Version
## Compare Performance by Subcontractor or Task Owner
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Two tables show performance for the latest publication side by side, one grouped by Subcontractor, one by Task Owner.
Subcontractor & Task Owner Table Columns
In both the Subcontractor and Task Owner table, each row shows:
* Task PPC (%)
* Completed vs Planned Tasks (fraction)
* Task Day PPC (%)
* Active Task - Count of active tasks assigned to that subcontractor / owner in the selected publication (including tasks that weren't due to finish in this period).
## Filter the Report
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Use the filter bar to focus on a specific part of the project. By package, folder, subcontractor, or more.
**To filter the PPC Dashboard:**
* Click at the top of the report
* Select one or more values from the panel. You can filter by: Task Owner, Subcontractor, Shift, Package, Assignee, Folder, and Location
* Applied filters appear as removable tags; select  to reset
**To change which publication the report is anchored to:**
* Use the Publication selector in the filter bar
* Defaults to the latest published version
## Export the Data
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Every chart and table can be exported as a CSV, with your active filters applied. Read our Exporting as a CSV doc for a step by step guide.
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