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How to do Time Started/Time Ended Chart
I have a list of scheduled tasks. In one column is the time the task
started. In the next column is the time the task ended. Many of these tasks overlap. (Two or more task are running at the same time, starting and ending at different times.) I want a chart that shows how the tasks overlap. I'm thinking of a chart that has a standard time line for both x and y axis. The for each time on the x axis where a task began there are two dots connected by a line. The lower dot is when the task started, the upper dot when it ended and the line represents the duration. Then I could scan my eyes across the chart and see where the tasks are overlapping. Anyway, this is just my idea of how it should look. I'd welcome any suggestions on how to represent this data. tod |
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How to do Time Started/Time Ended Chart
Hi Tod,
Have a look at Jon Peltier's site and scroll down to Gantt charts. I think that is what you are looking for. http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/ChartIndex.html HTH Martin "todtown" wrote in message ... I have a list of scheduled tasks. In one column is the time the task started. In the next column is the time the task ended. Many of these tasks overlap. (Two or more task are running at the same time, starting and ending at different times.) I want a chart that shows how the tasks overlap. I'm thinking of a chart that has a standard time line for both x and y axis. The for each time on the x axis where a task began there are two dots connected by a line. The lower dot is when the task started, the upper dot when it ended and the line represents the duration. Then I could scan my eyes across the chart and see where the tasks are overlapping. Anyway, this is just my idea of how it should look. I'd welcome any suggestions on how to represent this data. tod |
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How to do Time Started/Time Ended Chart
Wow! That is EXACTLY what I'm looking for. Thanx.
On Feb 23, 8:49*am, "MartinW" wrote: Hi Tod, Have a look at Jon Peltier's site and scroll down to Gantt charts. I think that is what you are looking for.http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/ChartIndex.html HTH Martin "todtown" wrote in message ... I have a list of scheduled tasks. In one column is the time the task started. In the next column is the time the task ended. Many of these tasks overlap. (Two or more task are running at the same time, starting and ending at different times.) I want a chart that shows how the tasks overlap. I'm thinking of a chart that has a standard time line for both x and y axis. The for each time on the x axis where a task began there are two dots connected by a line. The lower dot is when the task started, the upper dot when it ended and the line represents the duration. Then I could scan my eyes across the chart and see where the tasks are overlapping. Anyway, this is just my idea of how it should look. I'd welcome any suggestions on how to represent this data. tod- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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