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If you want to understand the logic behind all this data processing, google “hierarchical database model”. Using CTE recursive query in any Database you can generate the WBS Parent and WBS child in one operation. But if you are just a planner, SQL might be black magic for you (as it is for me). The approach discussed in this Tutorial will do the trick, and will you save a lot of time doing what all planners hate the most – manual typing.
Things for you to try:
The WBS Code column is automatically generated by removing from the WBS ID CHILD code the equivalent Parent WBS ID.
When the wizard screen comes up, select Delimited, and click Next.
By default, the first level of the WBS is the name of the project.
Step 9 – Enjoy.
In the column “check the same relation”, I put a formula to check if there is the same item in parent and child. Click the column Filter and select only “No”. This will filter out any other entries we don’t need for the import.
Step 1 – Copy the WBS from to Excel.
The next steps might seem unintuitive, but they are important to follow correctly. We’ll then clean things up afterwards.

Make sure to format the columns as Text (if your code is 01, Excel will keep it 01 as text, otherwise it will change to 1.
Step 4 – Organize the WBS by Parent & Child.
Step 6 – Separating Child and Parent WBS Items.
Copy the Parent column and paste under Parent WBS ID Copy the Child column and paste under WBS ID CHILD.
As expected, only the WBS root node is imported into the spreadsheet.
For this tutorial, we’re using a sample WBS from this site. We’ve already cleaned-up and pasted it for you into the WBS-Import-P6-Tutorial.xls on Worksheet 1.
In this case change the name of the project to SAMPLE, once you finish importing you can modify the name.
Copy the column WBS Code from “Worksheet 1″ to “Worksheet 2″ in Excel. We will use the Text to Columns function on the Excel Data tab (Excel 2010), it a very easy tool to split one column by delimiters into multiple columns.
Step 8 – Open The P6 SDK WBS.xls.
The Level column on Worksheet 3 is not needed for this tutorial. I have just added it to show that we can determine the level of each WBS by counting how many times the separator (or the delimiter) is repeated.
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As usual input the password, and click on Update Project List.
Select the empty project you created. **Make sure you select the right project.
It is very easy to import a standard WBS into your schedule (perhaps your company Cost breakdown Structure). If your schedule is using activities codes, you can easily generate WBS in Excel and imported back to P6. You can design a first cut of your WBS outside Primavera, using many freely available WBS utilities. Once it is approved, it can easily be imported to Primavera. We suggest you try WBStool, a mind mapping WBS tool. All WBS or mind mapping tool can export the WBS path to Excel, which means this file can be used as an integration tool to Primavera.
Step 5 – Remove Duplicates.
Actually that’s the most important step in this tutorial, in order for the SDK (a relational database) to understand the structure of the WBS; this one must be presented as Parent and children table.
Parent col Child col L1 data L2 data L2 data L3 data L3 data L4 data L4 data L5 data.
Copy the data as follows:
The green L-columns contain some text formulas that will recombine part of the WBS Path to build parent and children fields that we’ll need for the import.
I have modified the original WBS to add a root node (SAMPLE – the first entry in the WBS list) as the project name.
It will take some time to process the data (the SDK is famous for very being slow).
Wrap Up.
Copy the new split columns to “Worksheet 3″ and paste each under the appropriate L1, L2, L3, L4 or L5 heading (use the yellow L columns, not the green ones). If you have more levels, just adjust the spreadsheet to add them in.
Copy and paste from the Excel file the columns Parent WBS ID, WBS Code and the WBS Name.
Step 7 – Open Primavera P6.
You’ll want to have an empty project already setup in P6 that we will import to. If you don’t have one, login to Primavera and create an empty project now, then come back to this step.
We’re going to combine all of the green L-columns now on Worksheet 4. Start by copying the data under green-L1 and pasting it to the Parent column on Worksheet 4. Copy the green-L2 data and paste it to theChild column on Worksheet 4.
For simplification, every step of the tutorial has its own Excel worksheet in the spreadsheet (see WBS-Import-P6-Tutorial.xls in Tutorials Assets). I’ve numbered each worksheet appropriately.
Copy the columns Parent and Child from Worksheet 4, and paste them to Worksheet 5.
Step 2 – Split the WBS Path into Distinct Levels.
Highlight both columns. On the Excel Data tab, click Remove Duplicates to clean up any duplicate entries we’ve created.
How To Import WBS From Excel To Primavera P6 Using The SDK.
Copy the green-L2 data again and this time paste it to the bottom of the data in the Parent column on Worksheet 4 Copy the green-L3 data and paste it to the bottom of the Child column on Worksheet 4 Copy the green-L3 data again and this paste it to the bottom of the Parent column Copy the green-L4 data and paste it to the bottom of the Child column Copy the green-L4 data again and this paste it to the bottom of the Parent column Copy the green-L5 data and paste it to the bottom of the Child column.
With the column filter still set to “No” highlight the Parent and Child columns, copy and paste them to Worksheet 6 as follows:
We explained how to import a WBS dictionary to Primavera P6 using Excel and the P6 SDK. Here are some examples as to why it is very useful for planners:
Set the delimiter to a dot "."
Now our WBS is ready to be imported to Primavera P6.
Don’t overwrite the root node that is already there.
Essentially the column data should be combined like this:
Highlight the WBS Code column, and click on Text to Columns.
Step 3 – Organize The WBS by Level.
Click on “Get WBS”.
Here’s the result.
In Admin -> Admin Preferences, check the maximum WBS Code length that Primavera P6 can accept. The default of 20 will work for this tutorial, however, you may want to increase this value to 30 or 40 characters for future imports.
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