- Present your data in a Gantt chart in Excel - Microsoft Support
Learn how to create a Gantt chart in Excel Create a Gantt chart to present your data, schedule your project tasks, or track your progress in Excel
- Use a wizard to create a Gantt Chart - Microsoft Support
Looking for a little help creating a Gantt Chart? Use the Gantt Chart Wizard to end up with the chart you want Before you start, you’ll need to add the Gantt Chart Wizard to the Project ribbon
- Work with the Gantt Chart view - Microsoft Support
The Gantt Chart view is the most commonly used view in Project It lists the tasks in your project, and illustrates their relationship to one another and the schedule using Gantt bars The Gantt Chart view is the default view for new projects
- Format the bar chart of a Gantt Chart view - Microsoft Support
This topic instructs users on the various ways they can format the bar chart of a Gantt Chart view in Microsoft Project 2007, 2010, 2013, and 2016
- Share schedule and task details with a Visio Gantt chart
A Gantt chart helps you schedule your project tasks and track your progress To communicate detailed task and schedule information to managers or other team members, you can create a Gantt chart in Visio that includes tasks, milestones, dependencies, timescales, and more
- Show the critical path of your project in Project
This video demonstrates how to display the critical path in your project, in both the Gantt Chart view and other views
- Track percent complete for tasks - Microsoft Support
Tip: If you’d like help with creating a Gantt chart, see Use a wizard to create a Gantt chart On the Gantt chart, click a task and click Task and the percentage complete you want to show For example, to show a task as 25 completed, click Task > 25% Complete
- Print a project schedule in Project desktop - Microsoft Support
Instead, use a Gantt Chart view and follow these tips: Change the timescale of the Gantt Chart to accommodate your year view For example, you can change the timescale to show quarters over months and to use abbreviations for quarters and months
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