Creating and Customizing Gantt Charts
Use Gantt Charts to plan timelines, adjust dates, and visualize work across a schedule.
What is covered
Create a Gantt view
Set the date fields used on the timeline
Adjust timeline scale and range
Save and share a Save View
At a glance
Time: ~5–15 minutes
Access: Project access with view permissions
Prerequisites: items with start/end dates (or due dates)
Overview
Gantt views show work across time. They work best for planning and sequencing.
Key Concepts
Date mapping: mapping view timeline to start/end fields
Timeline scale: zoom level and date range
Save View: stored configuration for repeatable timelines
How It’s Used
Use Gantt views for sequencing and dependency review. Use them for milestone planning and schedule alignment.
Benefits
Clear timeline visibility across work items
Faster schedule change review through visual bars
Setup Steps
1) Create a new Gantt view
Open the view selector. Choose New view. Select Gantt.
2) Configure date fields
Choose which fields map to:
Start date
End date (or duration)
3) Adjust the timeline
Zoom in or out. Change the visible date range.
4) Update dates
Drag bar edges to change dates. Confirm the item date fields update.
5) Save and share
Most changes save automatically. Set visibility to Private or Team, if available.
Best Practices
Confirm date fields are standardized across items before relying on timelines.
Use Gantt views for schedule review, then validate details in List views.
Summary
Gantt views visualize work across a schedule. Save Views store the configuration for repeatable timeline reviews.
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