I really like your gant charts but I thought there might be a way of doing the progress bar using the secondary axis.... there is. To do this you need to move all the task bars onto the secondary axis then add another single "task" on the primary axes which has an end date of now() and a start date of anything before the project start , in fact 0 works. There's a bit of tricking about with the axes and legends to be done but it can be made to work (excel 2007)
Again, I'm really impressed with your work. Great stuff. It is a good idea for a VBA project I could use for my students, or I should try and pull something like that off in Google Spreadsheets or OpenOffice.
Thanks. Here's something for you and you student to tackle: What if you want to change the color of individual task bars as the project progresses? Green if yet to start, yellow if in progress, red if completed.
If you are looking for a simple to use, completed gantt chart template for excel 2007 and 2010. Take a look at chartgantt. ChartGantt has developed a solution using conditional formatting that enables instant change of view (day, week, month) and schedules all 4 dependency types.
Nice tip! There is a simpler way to do this, and it does not require macros. You have already calculated the amount of days the chart shows, and how many days have elapsed. Divide these to get a percentage elapsed, and then set an adjacent cell to 1 minus this value (the remainder of 100%). Then set up another bar chart with these two pieces of data as the source, and size it so that it overlays your chart just as your rectangle does. Color to taste, and you have the same effect without macros!
hey thanks a ton for sharing this....works great....just one question..tho..we wanted to show how the rectange changes in shape....everytime time the value in the cell changes without having to close and open the workbook...
I've messed with this for awhile, and I keep getting an error that the "item with the specified name wasn't found". My macro is set to select "Rectangle 3" because this is the name that shows when selecting the rectangle. Any suggestions? Thanks!
I really like your gant charts but I thought there might be a way of doing the progress bar using the secondary axis.... there is. To do this you need to move all the task bars onto the secondary axis then add another single "task" on the primary axes which has an end date of now() and a start date of anything before the project start , in fact 0 works. There's a bit of tricking about with the axes and legends to be done but it can be made to work (excel 2007)
4262mikeb 2 months ago
Hey its not working in my excel sheet 2010 I have done all the things but its not working:-) kindly help me
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Again, I'm really impressed with your work. Great stuff. It is a good idea for a VBA project I could use for my students, or I should try and pull something like that off in Google Spreadsheets or OpenOffice.
SpreadsheetTutorials 1 year ago
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Thanks. Here's something for you and you student to tackle: What if you want to change the color of individual task bars as the project progresses? Green if yet to start, yellow if in progress, red if completed.
rrphillips 1 year ago
If you are looking for a simple to use, completed gantt chart template for excel 2007 and 2010. Take a look at chartgantt. ChartGantt has developed a solution using conditional formatting that enables instant change of view (day, week, month) and schedules all 4 dependency types.
rentalcarexcess 1 year ago
Hi again!
How do you get that mouse cursor?
Thanks!!!
MandMsours 2 years ago
Nice tip! There is a simpler way to do this, and it does not require macros. You have already calculated the amount of days the chart shows, and how many days have elapsed. Divide these to get a percentage elapsed, and then set an adjacent cell to 1 minus this value (the remainder of 100%). Then set up another bar chart with these two pieces of data as the source, and size it so that it overlays your chart just as your rectangle does. Color to taste, and you have the same effect without macros!
rockstarrichg 2 years ago 3
great! thanks for the idea.
rrphillips 2 years ago
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SadeTabitha 2 years ago
hey thanks a ton for sharing this....works great....just one question..tho..we wanted to show how the rectange changes in shape....everytime time the value in the cell changes without having to close and open the workbook...
Shuvam03kaka 2 years ago
Cheers, this was excellent as well as your other vids...
manox432 4 years ago
I've messed with this for awhile, and I keep getting an error that the "item with the specified name wasn't found". My macro is set to select "Rectangle 3" because this is the name that shows when selecting the rectangle. Any suggestions? Thanks!
kevinthegenius 4 years ago
Thanks a Ton for sharing that
gp001au 4 years ago
Thank you very much this is amazing.
MiSSTiquE 4 years ago
Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to think this through...much appreciated and very easy to follow! Take care!
opusf15 4 years ago