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Asked by snyperj in Microsoft Access Database, Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation Software, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software
I am looking to build a Gantt chart in Access for our Project Managers. I have seen sophisticated ones done from MS Project- we aren' t that sophisticated and we don't have MS Project. I found a sample Gantt chart that was produced in Access when I was surfing in the internet. I have attached it below and I have also attached a screenshot of the report. Not bad - but I am not sure I understand how to read it. When I hear "budget" I think $- but in this case is the budget = days? So in the case of task 1, it was thought it would take 15 days but the revised *added* 5 days for a total of 20 days? Am I reading that correctly? What do you suppose the 0-20-40-60-80 y-axis values represent? "Offset"? Thanks for any light anybody can shed on interpretation as well as other suggestions on how to make a simple, yet efficient Gannt chart.
**Please note: we are lookling to do this in Access in a report, similar to this one. I am aware of the many shareware programs avalable as add-ins (i.e. Bandwood) and excel exports. If we have to go that way- we would, but we were hoping to just do this ourselves..
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