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Bookmark or Share- Format the bar chart of a Gantt Chart view - Microsoft SupportGantt Chart views allow you see, at a glance, task information and columns and rows with corresponding bars along a timeline. You can customize the chart part of these views in Project to better suit your needs.
- Create and work with subtasks and summary tasks in Project desktopWhen organizing the tasks for a project, you should plan the outline for the project in one of two ways; the top-down method or the bottom-up method. With the top-down method, you identify the major phases first and then break the phases down into individual tasks.
- Integrate variance tracking into your project change management processOne way to document scope is to create a work-breakdown structure (WBS), a hierarchical view of project deliverables. Each level down the hierarchy represents an increasingly detailed description of deliverables.
- View resource workloads and availability in Project desktopIn the Task or Resource tab, click Resource Usage in the View dropdown menu. Review the resource names and their assigned tasks in the table portion of the Resource Usage view. Review the timescale portion of the view to see how work is allocated over the selected time period.
- Create a calendar for a task within Project - Microsoft SupportTo define unique or specific exceptions, such as for machinery that runs during nonworking time, or an office move that can occur only on a weekend, you can create a task calendar for individual tasks. A task calendar that is associated with a task overrides the project calendar.
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