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Stacked bars in a gnatt chart
How can I get them to be longer? They are very stumpy. I am using the Gnatt
chart as a milestone chart and the mile stones are broken out in one year segments. I want the bars to be longer so they almost but up against eachother. thanks! |
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Stacked bars in a gnatt chart
I beleive you meant to post in the Microsoft Project forum.
I am making the assumption that you are new to Projec, becasue by by defuiniton in MS Project a milestone has no duration. Gantt bars represent duration. Longer durations equal longer bars. Are you trying to create a picture or a schedule? If the picture is all you want, save yourself some time and use Powerpoint. If I have not answered your question, please post in the Microsoft Project General Questions forum. "Gnatt" wrote: How can I get them to be longer? They are very stumpy. I am using the Gnatt chart as a milestone chart and the mile stones are broken out in one year segments. I want the bars to be longer so they almost but up against eachother. thanks! |
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