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Select the first date and go to home and change the number format to number Select the column > home > number format > select number option Nd thn u will have your axis value.
Odd that no one explained this, to anyone. Once you've determined what date you want as the minimum date/start date, enter it into a random blank cell on the spreadsheet; keep the cell highlighted. Then, change the cell format to 'General'. It's the pulldown menu that shows 'Accounting', 'Number', 'Time', etc. After you change it, Excel will show you what number it assigns to that specific date. That...goes into the Minimum box. Fancy computers....
Gant chart will be done once the project schedule and duration is known right ? In that case how we can use this tool as a tracker? It shouldn't be ongoing?
"It is a fixed a value that is to be found out by copying the content in a separate block, then going to the custom option and selecting the numbers option. To understand this even better with the help of snapshots you can check the same video from 4:25. There you can see all the steps explained well along with all the options highlighted. Hope this helps!"
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This is useful, but definitively not even close to Ms Project. There is no way to define the dependencies and prerequisites for each task, or multiple ones for that matter. You cannot create indentations in the tasks column directly and cannot retract them to ease of view. Just to mention a few. Thanks anyway.
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This was super helpful when I needed a simple but somewhat detailed overview of how to make a project plan quickly in Excel. Thank you.
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This is the video I have been looking for so long!!!!!!!!!
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May I know where to get the tutorial for making a "Sprint Project Tracker" as mentioned in video 12:09 minutes?
G8 job done, thanks team
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Thank you. Very Informative.
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Can you please tell what was used to determine the horizontal axis value 43831?
I have the same issue, I hope he will respond
Just click on the first date 01-Jan - and then under Custom you see the number...
Select the first date and go to home and change the number format to number
Select the column > home > number format > select number option
Nd thn u will have your axis value.
Odd that no one explained this, to anyone.
Once you've determined what date you want as the minimum date/start date, enter it into a random blank cell on the spreadsheet; keep the cell highlighted. Then, change the cell format to 'General'. It's the pulldown menu that shows 'Accounting', 'Number', 'Time', etc. After you change it, Excel will show you what number it assigns to that specific date. That...goes into the Minimum box.
Fancy computers....
thanks brother, it really helped a lot. thank you.
Always welcome
Awesome!!
I found the answer to my question:-)
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Thanks a ton
Thank you for sharing video and knowledge brother..very helpful
Gant chart will be done once the project schedule and duration is known right ? In that case how we can use this tool as a tracker? It shouldn't be ongoing?
Really appreciate your work. Thank you
Much appreciated! Thank you for watching!
in 9:22 there's a code, how we made the code? or it's a fix code that we have to follow?
"It is a fixed a value that is to be found out by copying the content in a separate block, then going to the custom option and selecting the numbers option. To understand this even better with the help of snapshots you can check the same video from 4:25. There you can see all the steps explained well along with all the options highlighted.
Hope this helps!"
I'm just average when it comes to Excel. Trying to learn more. The 2D bar chart never did change colors...that's a step he missed.
Could you share the link where the planning templates were showcased thank you
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Thank You
do you have this excel sheet ready to use ?
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You are talking way too fast for me...I recommend you slow down just a bit for us newbies. ;-) Thank you for making this video though!
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This is useful, but definitively not even close to Ms Project. There is no way to define the dependencies and prerequisites for each task, or multiple ones for that matter. You cannot create indentations in the tasks column directly and cannot retract them to ease of view. Just to mention a few. Thanks anyway.
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