Gantt

Using a Gantt page component, you can incorporate a Gantt chart into your details pages and visualize the scope and timeline for a project. This provides a clear view of the project schedule, task distribution, and progress.

Note

The Gantt page component is only supported on React pages. You can configure a Gantt chart for any definition that is related to the page entity. A Gantt chart can display up to 500 rows across a maximum of five levels.

The following table shows standard use cases with the general settings.

Type

Details page

Page definition

Definition

Relation to page entity

Linked items

Project

Project / Block (item) details page

M.Project.Block

Block

BlockToSelf

Block items

Relation: BlockToSelfPredecessors

Campaign

Campaign / Campaign detail

M.CMP.Campaign

ContentCampaignDetail

CampaignToContent

Relation: ContentToContentAdaption-Parent

After you define the Gantt settings and click Update view, you can see a Gantt chart.

Example of a Gantt chart for a campaign

To add a Gantt page component:

  1. On the menu bar, click Manage .

  2. On the Manage page, click Pages.

  3. On the Pages page, select the details page that you want to modify.

  4. On the Layout tab, add the page component.

  5. Click the component to open its details page.

  6. In the left pane, in the MAIN SETTINGS section, define the following settings:

    Setting

    Description

    Display Gantt chart for

    Lists definitions that are related to the page definition. Select the definition for which you want to display a Gantt chart, for example, The same as details page (M.Project.Block).

    Gantt chart relation

    Displays possible relations, such as relation links or self items, for example, Items (BlockToSelf - Parent).

  7. In the left pane, in the TABLE VIEW SETTINGS section, define the following settings.

    Setting

    Description

    Name

    Determines the name displayed in each row, for example, Name (BlockName).

    Start date field

    Indicates the field used for the start date of each item in the Gantt chart, for example, Start (CalculatedStartDate).

    End date field

    Indicates the field used for the end date of each item in the view, for example, End (CalculatedStopDate).

    Duration

    Indicates the duration of each item in the Gantt chart. This is optional because it's derived from enddate-startdate.

    Status field

    The status of each field in the Gantt chart, for example, Status (BlockLifecycleStatusToBlock).

    Select dependency relations

    The relation dependencies (self relations) that you want displayed in the Gantt chart, for example, Assets (BlockToSelfPredecessors).

  8. In the CHART QUICK ACTIONS section, click an action to select a details page to use when creating the new item or for the quick edit. Quick actions are added to each row.

  9. In the CHART ROOT ACTIONS section, click an action to add a milestone or stage. Chart root actions are added at the top of the Gantt chart.

  10. To preview the Gantt chart, above the chart preview area, select an entity to preview, and click Update view.

  11. In the duration drop-down list, select the time period of the Gantt chart. You can use the buttons above the chart to expand and collapse records, to zoom in or out, or zoom to fit.

  12. Click Save and close.

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