Export the Schedule Health Score Report In Oracle Primavera Cloud (OPC)

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Oracle Primavera Cloud (OPC) includes a Schedule Health Score tool that helps you quickly evaluate the overall quality of a project schedule. Think of it as a built-in “schedule QA/QC (Quality Assurance / Quality Control)” check: OPC reviews your schedule against a defined set of health criteria and rolls the results into an overall score, while also showing which checks are passing and which need attention.
This is especially useful when you want to:
1. validate schedule quality before issuing an update or sharing a baseline,
2. identify common problems early (so they don’t snowball during progress updates)
3. create a repeatable, documented process for schedule governance.
With the newer export capability, you can now export the Schedule Health Score results to an Excel workbook, making it easy to share the findings with project teams, leadership, and stakeholders, without requiring them to log into OPC.
Exporting the Schedule Health Score Results
The export is completed directly from the Schedule Health Score panel within Activities.
1) Navigate to Activities
Open your project and go to the Activities page.

2) Open the Schedule Health Score panel
Select the Schedule Health Score icon to open the panel.

3) Review the checks and drill into exceptions (recommended)
In the panel, you’ll see the overall score and the individual health checks. Select a check to view the activities that are driving the result. This is the fastest way to pinpoint exactly what needs to be corrected.
4) Export to Excel
Select Export to download the full Schedule Health Score results.
5) Confirm the downloaded file
The spreadsheet saves to your local Downloads folder as:
<Project Name> – ScheduleHealth.xlsx
Once downloaded, you can share this Excel file with anyone (project teams, leadership, clients, etc.) so they can review the Schedule Health results without needing to log into OPC

 

What’s Included in the Excel Export
The export turns your Schedule Health Score into a shareable deliverable you can attach to weekly/monthly reporting or archive for governance.
Common items included in the workbook:
• A summary view of the overall Schedule Health Score and individual check results
• detail views that support drill-down into the items behind each check result (based on which checks are active)
• Note: If you do not have workspace-level view privileges, the workspace name may display as <Restricted Workspace> in the Summary

Best Practices
• Use it as a repeatable QA step: run Schedule Health before major milestones (baseline approval, update cycle, owner reporting).
• Fix → re-check: make corrections, then re-run and export again so the deliverable reflects your latest schedule condition.
• Track improvement overtime: export on a consistent cadence to show schedule quality trending in the right direction.

 

 

Conclusion
Exporting the OPC Schedule Health Score to Excel is a quick way to turn schedule quality checks into a consistent, shareable deliverable. It supports better schedule governance, improves transparency with stakeholders, and creates a simple record you can reference over time.