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GiulianoDeLuca's avatar
Jun 22, 2021

šŸ“ˆ How to create a Gantt Chart view in Microsoft or SharePoint Lists

NEW VIDEO N. 116

In this video tutorial, you'll learn how to change the view in a Microsoft or SharePoint List, setting up a Gantt Chart.

We'll go through a modern technique that allows us to change the look and feel of a List.

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12 Replies

  • joe1234's avatar
    joe1234
    Copper Contributor

    Hi there, this is brilliant. How do i tel the json which columns to use please as i have quiet a few before the dates? Thanks 

  • FBaines's avatar
    FBaines
    Copper Contributor

    Thanks, GiulianoDeLuca! A great video. As others have noted in the comments, is there a way to show the gantt across two different years? The other challenge I'm having is that the Sharepoint I use is set to UK date format (DD/MM/YYYY), can the JSON code work for this or will I need to change the date format to US to make it work? Many thanks!  

  • Cdanca2023's avatar
    Cdanca2023
    Copper Contributor
    Great video and easy to understand- many thanks. I updated the JSON and everything looks great except I do not get the colored bar to show up in the gantt chart. Can you help?
  • perrigiu's avatar
    perrigiu
    Copper Contributor

    GiulianoDeLucathanks for this tutorial!
    I am experiencing a similar use case to other people in this thread.

    My items have start - end date ranges that go across more than 1 year.

    What would be the ideal JSON structure to visualize these types of tasks?

    Appreciate your support.

  • hsharple's avatar
    hsharple
    Copper Contributor
    This is awesome — how could I account for tasks/projects that begin in one year and continue to the next? I.e. in the example there are only months 1-12, but how could I set it up to contain 2-3 years of month ranges?
  • Surya_Pammi's avatar
    Surya_Pammi
    Iron Contributor
    Great to learn about Grantt chart view in MS List. Would it be possible to have multiple entries for Project A and show in one Grantt Chart ?

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