1. Can I View "%Complete" Gantt chart - NOT time-based?
My question is about finding the view I want, or creating
it if it doesn't exist.
Rather than look at a time-based Gantt chart, I would like
to view a list of my tasks, milestones etc..., only rather
than Gantt time-bars, I would like to see a 0%-->100%
complete bar for each, with indicators showing where each
one is.
My goal is to have a series of equal length 0 to 100%
bars on the graph, with some kind of mark indicating
actual progress.
When I display progress complete in a Gantt chart, the
bars are still scaled to the relative duration of each
task.
I DO NOT WANT this view to reflect the varying scales of
each task from a time perspective.
Is this possible?
Thanks,
Greg.
(NOTE: it was suggested to me that I create a Gantt view
of % complete and zoom out with a large timescale as a
workaround. I would prefer to find a way to actually do
what I'm after if anyone knows how. Thanks again.)
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