Dynamic Gantt Chart Template
Originally published: 29/05/2022 15:26
Last version published: 29/01/2024 10:45
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Dynamic Gantt Chart Template

Dynamic Gantt Chart for Project Management. Thi tool is for monitoring, controlling, and displaying the progress of a project.

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The Gantt Chart is an exceptionally effective project management tool utilized for the purpose of monitoring, controlling, and displaying the progress of a project. It notably facilitates the project manager in highlighting and illuminating the current status of any task or sub-task pertaining to the project, incorporating pending, in-progress, and completed tasks.


The aforementioned "Data Sheet" encompasses an initial column that has been aptly labeled as "Options," which, in turn, grants users the capability to seamlessly include or eliminate rows. It is noteworthy that with a mere movement of the cursor to any cell, a pop-up window is instantaneously exhibited, presenting two buttons of great imminence: "Add new activity" and "Delete activity." This particular sheet essentially grants users the freedom to append a "Project" and its corresponding two sub-categories.


Significantly, this sheet is also accompanied by two supplementary columns, expertly named "Start Date" and "Completion Date," which users have the expertise to amend by means of a double-click on the pertinent cell. This action subsequently engenders the unveiling of a calendar, thereby bestowing users with the prerogative to judiciously select the most fitting date. Once a cell in this particular sheet has been aptly edited, it is incumbent upon users to conscientiously press the "Back to Gantt Chart" button, which, incidentally, holds residence in the pinnacle left corner of the sheet, so as to diligently integrate the novel information into the Gantt Chart.


Conversely, it is essential to note that users are unequivocally forbidden from undertaking any modifications within the domain of the "Gantt" sheet, as such tampering scenarios could manifest themselves as cumbersome predicaments.


Granting users the esteemed privilege to seamlessly peruse the Gantt chart on a daily, weekly, Fortnight, month, Quarters and yearly basis. Drawing considerable attention is the "Status" column, which, strikingly, possesses the exceptional capacity to lay bare three disparate column statuses of reverberating significance, namely "Days Required," "% Progress," and "Status."


To effectuate the process of expertly sifting through and surgically isolating the desired column, it suffices to exquisitely maneuver the cursor so as to succinctly click on the column name, at which point the requisite data intended for display will be effortlessly and automatically unveiled.

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