"Eye" see that all of the chart the year 2012 was reduced to 2 digits. Think I'll change that to right bottom one to '12.

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Well, the % daily advance is the percentage of the project that is being completed in a single day. The total amount of course being an estimate. Further, this is averaged over the last 7 days (see the far left and right of this row for legends). The arrow merely indicates whether this statistic is trending up or down in relation to previous numbers.

That's what I was thinking but the up arrow showing 0.12% today and then showing a down arrow and some other number the next day perplexed me. That can be ALOT of people switching from project to project in one day! We complete for instance 0.12% of a project one day and then the next day we lose ground by 0.08%. How does one lose ground on a project when progress is being made is what confused me.

From the comments [and my at times poor comprehension of inglese nuances], the only one understanding it's a trend indicator is Shrubs, not 0.12% up, 0.08% down. Obviously, the projects that have the label ''calendar'', would not have an inter-day change of progress, but those measured on volume, where we know the [current] estimated EOP volume, genuinely do. So to meet the varying interpretational way of thinking, it's no longer the second of the day that computes the interday / week progress [of calendar based advance]. The 0.12% is to many 0.12%, but behind the scene, the values were stored at 6 decimal precision, so comparing 12:00:01 with 12:00:02 would have a bigger progress than 12:00:01 compared to 12:00:00. For those I've changed the formula to 'assume', the same time of the day, no matter what part of the day the charts are generated [mid day charts project to end of day]. Unless there is indication for a project to need more time or less, a progress will print as number such as 0.12%- [flat, not minus, sure to confuse a few ;P]. On what fredski thinks, I'll consider to use the arrow up/down for these projects from the work volume. More work in preceding sliding 7 days is up, less work is down... but not decided whether I'll do that, Just look at the appropriate dashboard section... the run time and tasks completed sections [which is one reason not to revert to breaking out a separate chart that some want to only show the progress and days left... snark prevention measure]. Look at it in context, or don't look at it at all... it's just an over the top hobby ;D

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P.S. SN2S will likely show an up/down until enough data has build... you cant have a stable 7/21/60 day average when there is no 7/21/60 day data at start/end and intermissions.