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-  FUNDED VALUE:  represents the  funded
                       value field from the project > accounting tab
                       or the cumulative task funded values











                   -  REMAINING FUNDED: calculation of FUNDED VALUE minus TO DATE. It
                       shows if the revenue in the report is over or under the funded value based on the
                       project or tasks (determined by the reporting options criteria).
                          o  A positive value indicates the funding is higher than the revenue in the
                              report, which may suggest there are funds available on the project what
                              will be unbillable/unused unless action is taken to consume the funding.
                          o  A negative number (red with parenthesis) indicates the funding is less
                              than the revenue in the report. This suggests that the project is subject to
                              running ‘at risk’ or ‘out of funds’ if the current course continues without
                              programmatic changes.

                             Remaining Funded is a critical metric to analyze during any phase of the
                             project lifecycle. This field quickly identifies a risk of running out of funds or
                             possibly a missed opportunity to generate more revenue.

               In the example above, the Budgeted Value is much larger than the Funded Value. This
               is a typical configuration for projects that have not received all of the funding for the
               contract. This is called incremental funding and can be easily seen on this report.
























               Lesson 3: Revenue and Profitability Reports
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