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''The gantt chart was introduced in version 5.6 of the Pro Calendar.''
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''The [[gantt chart]] was introduced in version 5.6 of the Pro Calendar.''
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To chain an event, visit the gantt chart and click in
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To chain an event, visit the gantt chart and click in the event's row just to the left of the vertical black line separating the white and grey sections of the chart. You'll see a little chain appear indicating the item is now part of the dependency chain. Click again to remove the item from the chain.
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You get better control editing dates on the gantt chart than you do on the project schedule since
On the project's schedule tab we only cascade date changes when an event's End Date has changed
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''The gantt chart was introduced in version 5.6 of the Pro Calendar.''
Yes!
If an event is tied to a project, you can chain the event to others within that project. When you do this, moving the end date of one event will cascade that change down to the downstream chained events within the same project.
There can only be one such dependency chain (one set of linked events) per project.
To chain an event, visit the gantt chart and click in
You get better control editing project dates on the gantt chart than you do elsewhere since you can move both a project's start and end date at the same time by dragging the event. Holding down the shift key when dragging the start or end of an event lets you change its duration. (more [[shortcuts]])
Yes!
If an event is tied to a project, you can chain the event to others within that project. When you do this, moving the end date of one event will cascade that change down to the downstream chained events within the same project.
There can only be one such dependency chain (one set of linked events) per project.
To chain an event, visit the gantt chart and click in
You get better control editing project dates on the gantt chart than you do elsewhere since you can move both a project's start and end date at the same time by dragging the event. Holding down the shift key when dragging the start or end of an event lets you change its duration. (more [[shortcuts]])
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!! Can events be chained together?
Yes
You get better control editing dates on the gantt chart than you do on the project schedule since you can move both a project's start and end date at the same time by dragging the event. Holding down the shift key when dragging the start or end of an event lets you change its duration. (more [[shortcuts]])
On the project's schedule tab we only cascade date changes when an event's End Date has changed, and we only show the end date on the no Side Bar version of the layout.
Yes
You get better control editing dates on the gantt chart than you do on the project schedule since you can move both a project's start and end date at the same time by dragging the event. Holding down the shift key when dragging the start or end of an event lets you change its duration. (more [[shortcuts]])
On the project's schedule tab we only cascade date changes when an event's End Date has changed, and we only show the end date on the no Side Bar version of the layout.
