Labeling the Corner (OnePager Pro)

About the Corner (OnePager Pro)

The upper left and lower left corners of the graph (called The Corner) have alternative uses:

(1) To show time axis unit’s labels

(2) To provide the heading names for the row and swimlane labels

(3) To provide a blank area into which you may insert text

To customize the corner, access the Project-View Properties (PVP) form, and navigate to the Main tab. The radio buttons for designating the use of The Corner are shown below:

Row/Swimlane Headings

1) Selecting the Rows/swimlane headings radio button will cause the project view to show row and swimlane label headings.

2) If row and swimlane labels are not displayed, The Corner is not available for either time axis unit labels or row/swimlane headings.

3) If either the row labels or the swimlane labels are displayed, The Corner is available.

4) The example below shows The Corner being used for row and swimlane label headings:

Time-unit Labels

5) ) Selecting the Time-unit labels radio button will cause the time axis Unit Labels to show in The Corner.

6) In this mode, time axis Unit Labels cannot be hidden.

7) The example below shows The Corner displaying time axis Unit Labels:

Neither

8) Selecting the Neither radio button will cause OnePager to eliminate The Corner entirely.

9) An example is provided below:

Editing Corner Properties

10) The Corner can be selected with a right click in any part of The Corner to bring up a form that you can be use to:

(1) Modify the corner element text,

(2) Change font properties with the standard Font Properties form, or

(3) Change the alignment of the text.

11) The Edit Corner Properties form is shown below:

Notes

12) Since The Corner appears on the top of the project view with the time axis and may appear on the bottom either with or without the bottom time axis, The Corner is impacted by the control settings for multi-page mode.

13) The Corner will be impacted by freeze pane settings as well.

14) An example of top and bottom corners displayed in a project view is shown below:

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