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==About the Task Bars Tab for OnePager== | ==About the Task Bars Tab for OnePager== | ||
− | Illustrations used in this article are from OnePager Pro using data from Microsoft Project but the | + | Illustrations used in this article are from OnePager Pro using data from Microsoft Project but the features, function, controls, and manual edits apply equally to other OnePager editions that import from data sources like Microsoft Excel, Smartsheet, Oracle Primavera P6, Project for the Web, Planisware Enterprise, Asana, and Wrike. |
The '''Task Bars''' tab page, shown below, lets you control the '''style and decoration''' of task bars. Additionally, within this tab are the controls for creating and managing '''conditional formatting rules'''. | The '''Task Bars''' tab page, shown below, lets you control the '''style and decoration''' of task bars. Additionally, within this tab are the controls for creating and managing '''conditional formatting rules'''. | ||
<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(1)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(1)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(1)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(1)-08212023.png</center>--> |
The '''Task Bars''' tab in the '''Chart Properties''' form is the same as the '''Task Bars''' tab in the '''Template Properties''' form. Additionally, it is possible to make '''edits''' in the '''Task Bars''' tab and have these '''edits mirrored''' in the '''Milestones''' tab of the '''Chart Properties''' form and vice versa. | The '''Task Bars''' tab in the '''Chart Properties''' form is the same as the '''Task Bars''' tab in the '''Template Properties''' form. Additionally, it is possible to make '''edits''' in the '''Task Bars''' tab and have these '''edits mirrored''' in the '''Milestones''' tab of the '''Chart Properties''' form and vice versa. | ||
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<center> | <center> | ||
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− | | [[Milestones Tab for Version 7.2 | Milestones Tab]] 21.5.1-72 | + | | [[Milestones Tab for Version 7.2 | Milestones Tab]] <!--21.5.1-72--> |
|} | |} | ||
</center> | </center> | ||
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− | | [[Task Bars Tab for Version 7.2#Related Links | Related Links]] 21.3.1-72 | + | | [[Task Bars Tab for Version 7.2#Related Links | Related Links]] <!--21.3.1-72--> |
|} | |} | ||
</center> | </center> | ||
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<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(2)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(2)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(2)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(2)-08212023.png</center>--> |
===Fill - Gradient and Hash Fill Patterns for Version 7.2=== | ===Fill - Gradient and Hash Fill Patterns for Version 7.2=== | ||
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<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(2A)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(2A)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(2A)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(2A)-08212023.png</center>--> |
When you click the '''Hash Patterns''' sub-tab shown above, the dropdown form containing all the available '''hash fill patterns '''as shown here: | When you click the '''Hash Patterns''' sub-tab shown above, the dropdown form containing all the available '''hash fill patterns '''as shown here: | ||
<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(2B)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(2B)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(2B)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(2B)-08212023.png</center>--> |
For a complete list of '''gradient''' and '''hash fill patterns''', please see the article at: | For a complete list of '''gradient''' and '''hash fill patterns''', please see the article at: | ||
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<center> | <center> | ||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
− | | [[Gallery of Gradient and Hash Fill Patterns for Version 7.2 | Gallery of Gradient and Hash Fill Patterns]] 29.2.1-72 | + | | [[Gallery of Gradient and Hash Fill Patterns for Version 7.2 | Gallery of Gradient and Hash Fill Patterns]] <!--29.2.1-72--> |
|} | |} | ||
</center> | </center> | ||
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{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
− | | [[Using Gradients and Hash Fill Patterns for OnePager Version 7. | + | | [[Using Gradients and Hash Fill Patterns for OnePager Version 7.2 | Using Gradients and Hash Fill Patterns]] <!--21.3.2-72--> |
|} | |} | ||
</center> | </center> | ||
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Starting with Version 7.2 of OnePager you can '''globally control''' the '''transparency''' of all task bars/milestone symbols showing in the chart using the '''Transparency''' control located in the '''Default Task Bar Styles''' control group of the '''Task Bars''' and '''Milestones''' tabs of the '''Template Properties''' and '''Chart Properties''' forms as shown below for the '''Chart Properties''' form's '''Task Bars''' tab: | Starting with Version 7.2 of OnePager you can '''globally control''' the '''transparency''' of all task bars/milestone symbols showing in the chart using the '''Transparency''' control located in the '''Default Task Bar Styles''' control group of the '''Task Bars''' and '''Milestones''' tabs of the '''Template Properties''' and '''Chart Properties''' forms as shown below for the '''Chart Properties''' form's '''Task Bars''' tab: | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5A)- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5A-1)-03052024.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5A)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5A-1)-03052024.png</center>--> |
As an example, suppose the OnePager Chart shown below has a current Transparency value for task bars/milestone symbols of zero (0) percent as shown in part below: | As an example, suppose the OnePager Chart shown below has a current Transparency value for task bars/milestone symbols of zero (0) percent as shown in part below: | ||
<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5B)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5B)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5B)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5B)-08212023.png</center>--> |
Changing the '''Transparency value''' to '''50%''' using the controls in the '''Task Bars''' tab is shown here: | Changing the '''Transparency value''' to '''50%''' using the controls in the '''Task Bars''' tab is shown here: | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5C)- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5C-1)-03052024.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5C)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5C-1)-03052024.png</center>--> |
When you click OK or Apply on the Chart Properties form, the task bars/milestone symbols in the chart look like this: | When you click OK or Apply on the Chart Properties form, the task bars/milestone symbols in the chart look like this: | ||
<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5D)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5D)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5D)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5D)-08212023.png</center>--> |
For the purpose of illustration, if we further increase the Transparency value to 100% the portion of the chart in the example looks like this: | For the purpose of illustration, if we further increase the Transparency value to 100% the portion of the chart in the example looks like this: | ||
<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5E)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5E)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5E)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5E)-08212023.png</center>--> |
For the purpose of managing the '''Transparency''' of individual task bars/milestone symbols, OnePager provides '''Transparency controls''' in the '''Change Task/Milestone Properties''' form at the '''Format''' tab as shown below: | For the purpose of managing the '''Transparency''' of individual task bars/milestone symbols, OnePager provides '''Transparency controls''' in the '''Change Task/Milestone Properties''' form at the '''Format''' tab as shown below: | ||
<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5F)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5F)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5F)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5F)-08212023.png</center>--> |
For more information on '''Transparency fills''', please see the article at the link below: | For more information on '''Transparency fills''', please see the article at the link below: | ||
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{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
− | | [[Transparent Fills for Task Bars and Milestone Symbols Version 7.2 | Transparent Fills for Task Bars and Milestone Symbols]] 10.19.1-72 | + | | [[Transparent Fills for Task Bars and Milestone Symbols Version 7.2 | Transparent Fills for Task Bars and Milestone Symbols]] <!--10.19.1-72--> |
|} | |} | ||
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===Task Bar Drop Shadows=== | ===Task Bar Drop Shadows=== | ||
− | Version 7.2 also introduces the '''Drop Shadow''' feature which provides you with an additional means to '''highlight''' task bars/milestones symbols, '''baselines''', '''deadlines''', and '''endpoints'''. As with the '''Transparency controls''', the '''Drop Shadow controls''' are located in the '''Default Task Bar Styles''' control group of the '''Task Bars | + | Version 7.2 also introduces the '''Drop Shadow''' feature which provides you with an additional means to '''highlight''' task bars/milestones symbols, '''baselines''', '''deadlines''', and '''endpoints'''. As with the '''Transparency controls''', the '''Drop Shadow controls''' are located in the '''Default Task Bar Styles''' control group of the '''Task Bars''' tabs of the '''Template Properties''' and '''Chart Properties''' forms as shown below for the '''Chart Properties''' form's '''Task Bars''' tab: |
<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5G)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5G)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5G)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5G)-08212023.png</center>--> |
As an illustration the chart section below is using the '''default Drop Shadow''' selection shown in the '''Shadow Properties''' form above: | As an illustration the chart section below is using the '''default Drop Shadow''' selection shown in the '''Shadow Properties''' form above: | ||
<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5H)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5H)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5H)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5H)-08212023.png</center>--> |
− | === | + | The '''Shadow Properties''' form shown above provides the options for you to use '''preset drop shadows''' or to create your own '''custom drop shadows''' using the controls provided. |
+ | |||
+ | For more information on '''Drop Shadows''', please see the article at the link below: | ||
+ | |||
+ | <center> | ||
+ | {| class="wikitable" | ||
+ | | [[Drop Shadows for Task Bars and Milestone Symbols Version 7.2 | Drop Shadows for Task Bars and Milestone Symbols]] <!--10.21.1-72--> | ||
+ | |} | ||
+ | </center> | ||
+ | |||
+ | ===Transparency and Drop Shadows=== | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Transparency values''' can be increased for a task bar/milestone symbol when '''drop shadows''' are shown in the chart as well. When the '''transparency value''' for a task bar/milestone symbol is high the '''drop shadow''' is likely be seen through the task bar/milestone symbol as illustrated below: | ||
+ | |||
+ | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5HA)-08302023.png]]</center> | ||
+ | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5HA)-08302023.png</center>--> | ||
===Task Bar Height=== | ===Task Bar Height=== | ||
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<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(4)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(4)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(4)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(4)-08212023.png</center>--> |
===Border Controls=== | ===Border Controls=== | ||
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<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(5)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(5)-08212023.png</center>--> |
Further, you have the capability to establish the '''border color''' to be the same as the '''task bar shape fill color''' which effectively makes the '''task bar shape border''' disappear. Clicking the dropdown button on the '''Border Color''' control accesses the standard OnePager '''Color Chooser''' form as shown in the above illustration. The '''Border Width''' control allows you to set the value for the '''width''' of the '''task bar shape's border''' in '''inches or centimeters''' depending on the '''Template''' that was originally used to create the chart. | Further, you have the capability to establish the '''border color''' to be the same as the '''task bar shape fill color''' which effectively makes the '''task bar shape border''' disappear. Clicking the dropdown button on the '''Border Color''' control accesses the standard OnePager '''Color Chooser''' form as shown in the above illustration. The '''Border Width''' control allows you to set the value for the '''width''' of the '''task bar shape's border''' in '''inches or centimeters''' depending on the '''Template''' that was originally used to create the chart. | ||
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<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(6)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(6)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(6)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(6)-08212023.png</center>--> |
===Task Bar/Milestone Symbol Fill Color=== | ===Task Bar/Milestone Symbol Fill Color=== | ||
− | OnePager supports both '''foreground coloring''', that is, the selected '''color''' option you choose to represent the task bar and '''background coloring''' which can be used in conjunction with '''Hash fill patterns''' now available with OnePager | + | OnePager supports both '''foreground coloring''', that is, the selected '''color''' option you choose to represent the task bar and '''background coloring''' which can be used in conjunction with '''Hash fill patterns''' now available with OnePager editions. '''Foreground color''' and '''Background color''' controls for task bars/milestone symbols are discussed below. |
====Foreground Color Controls Options for Task Bar/Milestone Symbol Fill Colors==== | ====Foreground Color Controls Options for Task Bar/Milestone Symbol Fill Colors==== | ||
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The '''Task Bar/Milestone Fill Color''' sub-control group provides two (2) options for assigning initial '''foreground colors''' to task bar shapes and is shown below: | The '''Task Bar/Milestone Fill Color''' sub-control group provides two (2) options for assigning initial '''foreground colors''' to task bar shapes and is shown below: | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(7)- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(7-1)-03052024.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(7)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(7-1)-03052024.png</center>--> |
You can specify a '''single foreground color''' for '''all task bar shapes''' via the standard OnePager '''Color Chooser''' form when the '''Use on color:''' radio button is is checked '''ON'''. More commonly, clicking the '''Color-code based on''' radio button allows you to select a field from your '''source plan''' to assign a data driven '''foreground color''' to each task bar. | You can specify a '''single foreground color''' for '''all task bar shapes''' via the standard OnePager '''Color Chooser''' form when the '''Use on color:''' radio button is is checked '''ON'''. More commonly, clicking the '''Color-code based on''' radio button allows you to select a field from your '''source plan''' to assign a data driven '''foreground color''' to each task bar. | ||
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The '''data driven foreground color''' assignment is sometimes referred to as '''round-robin color'''. OnePager goes in sequence through the '''color palette''' and assigns a new '''color''' when it finds a new distinct value in the data. If it finds more distinct values than there are '''colors''' in the '''palette''', it starts over at the beginning of the '''palette''' and uses each '''color''' for a second data value, and so on. Also note that the '''Color-code based on''' selects a single data field that applies to both task bars and milestone symbols as shown here: | The '''data driven foreground color''' assignment is sometimes referred to as '''round-robin color'''. OnePager goes in sequence through the '''color palette''' and assigns a new '''color''' when it finds a new distinct value in the data. If it finds more distinct values than there are '''colors''' in the '''palette''', it starts over at the beginning of the '''palette''' and uses each '''color''' for a second data value, and so on. Also note that the '''Color-code based on''' selects a single data field that applies to both task bars and milestone symbols as shown here: | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(8)- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(8-1)-03052024.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(8)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(8-1)-03052024.png</center>--> |
This is one of the few places where task bars and milestone symbols are constrained to have the '''same default behavior'''. | This is one of the few places where task bars and milestone symbols are constrained to have the '''same default behavior'''. | ||
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When a '''Hash Fill Pattern''' is selected as the '''Fill Pattern''' for Task Bars, the '''Background Color''' dropdown is '''enabled'''. The '''Background Color''' control allows you to select a different '''background color''' that shows behind the '''Hash Fill Pattern''' whose '''foreground color''' is determined by the '''radio button''' you selected for the '''Foreground Color''' discussed in the previous sub-section. The '''enabled Background Color''' dropdown window looks like this when a '''Hash Fill Pattern''' is selected: | When a '''Hash Fill Pattern''' is selected as the '''Fill Pattern''' for Task Bars, the '''Background Color''' dropdown is '''enabled'''. The '''Background Color''' control allows you to select a different '''background color''' that shows behind the '''Hash Fill Pattern''' whose '''foreground color''' is determined by the '''radio button''' you selected for the '''Foreground Color''' discussed in the previous sub-section. The '''enabled Background Color''' dropdown window looks like this when a '''Hash Fill Pattern''' is selected: | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(8A)- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(8A-1)-03052024.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(8A)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(8A-1)-03052024.png</center>--> |
When these setting are used to update the chart, it looks like this: | When these setting are used to update the chart, it looks like this: | ||
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This single checkbox sub-control is used so that you have the option to simply apply any '''property edits''' you make to task bars to milestone symbols without having to go to the '''Milestones''' tab of the '''Chart Properties''' form. | This single checkbox sub-control is used so that you have the option to simply apply any '''property edits''' you make to task bars to milestone symbols without having to go to the '''Milestones''' tab of the '''Chart Properties''' form. | ||
− | It is recommended that you check the '''Mirror format settings between task bars and milestones''' checkbox '''ON''' before making any '''edits''' in the tab. That way, OnePager applies the '''edits''' to both task bars and milestones symbols from the start. '''Task bar''' and '''milestone symbol fill colors''' are always '''mirrored''' regardless of the '''Mirror...''' checkbox being checked '''ON''' or '''OFF'''. | + | It is recommended that you check the '''Mirror format settings between task bars and milestones''' checkbox '''ON''' before making any '''edits''' in the tab and click the '''Apply''' button on the '''Chart Properties''' form. That way, OnePager applies the '''edits''' to both task bars and milestones symbols from the start. '''Task bar''' and '''milestone symbol fill colors''' are always '''mirrored''' regardless of the '''Mirror...''' checkbox being checked '''ON''' or '''OFF'''. |
When this checkbox is checked '''ON''', OnePager automatically makes any changes to '''Milestones properties''' that are made to '''Task Bar properties''' for all settings where a '''blue dot''' appears to the right of the setting as in the illustration below where the checkbox is checked '''ON''': | When this checkbox is checked '''ON''', OnePager automatically makes any changes to '''Milestones properties''' that are made to '''Task Bar properties''' for all settings where a '''blue dot''' appears to the right of the setting as in the illustration below where the checkbox is checked '''ON''': | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(9)- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(9-1)-03052024.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(9)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(9-1)-03052024.png</center>--> |
==Task Bar Decorations Control Group== | ==Task Bar Decorations Control Group== | ||
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There are '''seven (7) decorations''' for task bars. Each can be turned '''ON''' by checking the associated checkbox to the left of the control's label as shown here: | There are '''seven (7) decorations''' for task bars. Each can be turned '''ON''' by checking the associated checkbox to the left of the control's label as shown here: | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(10)- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(10-1)-03052024.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(10)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(10-1)-03052024.png</center>--> |
Each of these '''decorations''' controls can be accessed by clicking the adjacent button as shown in the illustration above. When any of the '''seven (7) decoration''' buttons are clicked, OnePager accesses a form with specific controls to '''manage the decorations''' for that '''decoration type'''. What follows is a description of each of the '''specific control forms''' associated with each of the '''seven (7) decoration types''': | Each of these '''decorations''' controls can be accessed by clicking the adjacent button as shown in the illustration above. When any of the '''seven (7) decoration''' buttons are clicked, OnePager accesses a form with specific controls to '''manage the decorations''' for that '''decoration type'''. What follows is a description of each of the '''specific control forms''' associated with each of the '''seven (7) decoration types''': | ||
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Clicking '''Task Bar Label Properties...''' button accesses the '''Set Label Properties''' form shown below wherein the '''source plan''' field name for the task, '''task bar label font properties''', '''label positions''', and '''label text collision avoidance''' controls can be set as shown here: | Clicking '''Task Bar Label Properties...''' button accesses the '''Set Label Properties''' form shown below wherein the '''source plan''' field name for the task, '''task bar label font properties''', '''label positions''', and '''label text collision avoidance''' controls can be set as shown here: | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(11)- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(11-1)-09082023.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(11)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(11-1)-09082023.png</center>--> |
====Task Bar Name Field Selection==== | ====Task Bar Name Field Selection==== | ||
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The '''Set Label Properties''' form's '''Label field''' dropdown as shown below allows you to access the full list of '''source plan''' field names '''imported''' by OnePager and '''select''' from the dropdown the field name OnePager uses to provide a visible '''task label''' into the chart for each visible task bar/milestone symbol: | The '''Set Label Properties''' form's '''Label field''' dropdown as shown below allows you to access the full list of '''source plan''' field names '''imported''' by OnePager and '''select''' from the dropdown the field name OnePager uses to provide a visible '''task label''' into the chart for each visible task bar/milestone symbol: | ||
− | <center>[[File: | + | <center>[[File:P72-10_15_1-72-(3-1)-09082023.png]]</center> |
− | <!--<center> | + | <!--<center>P72-10_15_1-72-(3-1)-09082023.png</center>--> |
====Task Bar Label Font Properties==== | ====Task Bar Label Font Properties==== | ||
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Clicking the '''Label font''' dropdown button accesses the standard OnePager '''Font properties''' form as shown below: | Clicking the '''Label font''' dropdown button accesses the standard OnePager '''Font properties''' form as shown below: | ||
− | <center>[[File: | + | <center>[[File:P72-10_15_1-72-(4-1)-09082023.png]]</center> |
− | <!--<center> | + | <!--<center>P72-10_15_1-72-(4-1)-09082023.png</center>--> |
The standard '''Font properties''' form allows you to set the '''Label text's''' '''font type''', '''color''' using the standard '''Color Chooser''' form, the '''font size''' in pixels, and the '''Bold -''' ''Italics'' '''- [[Underline]]''' settings. | The standard '''Font properties''' form allows you to set the '''Label text's''' '''font type''', '''color''' using the standard '''Color Chooser''' form, the '''font size''' in pixels, and the '''Bold -''' ''Italics'' '''- [[Underline]]''' settings. | ||
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The '''default task bar label position''' is '''Best fit all directions''' as shown in the illustration below along with the other nine (9) available standard positions : | The '''default task bar label position''' is '''Best fit all directions''' as shown in the illustration below along with the other nine (9) available standard positions : | ||
− | <center>[[File: | + | <center>[[File:P72-10_15_1-72-(5-1)-09082023.png]]</center> |
− | <!--<center> | + | <!--<center>P72-10_15_1-72-(5-1)-09082023.png</center>--> |
The '''default''' setting of '''Best fit all directions''' gives OnePager the flexibility to establish '''task bar/milestone symbol label positions''' that do not '''collide''' with other graphics in the chart. | The '''default''' setting of '''Best fit all directions''' gives OnePager the flexibility to establish '''task bar/milestone symbol label positions''' that do not '''collide''' with other graphics in the chart. | ||
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As mentioned, OnePager has a '''Smart Labeling''' or the '''Text Label Collision Avoidance feature''' that attempts to avoid '''cluttered text labels''' appearing in the '''graph''' or at least to minimize the occurrences. The controls available to you are shown below: | As mentioned, OnePager has a '''Smart Labeling''' or the '''Text Label Collision Avoidance feature''' that attempts to avoid '''cluttered text labels''' appearing in the '''graph''' or at least to minimize the occurrences. The controls available to you are shown below: | ||
− | <center>[[File: | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(15-1)-09082023.png]]</center> |
− | <!--<center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(15-1)-09082023.png</center>--> |
The '''Enable smart labeling for task/milestone labeling''' checkbox '''enables''' the '''Smart Labeling''' controls when the checkbox is checked '''ON''' and '''disables''' the controls when the checkbox is checked '''OFF'''. There are four (4) algorithm types available for you to '''enable/disable''', set a specific parameter, and establish an '''algorithm priority''' among the set of four. | The '''Enable smart labeling for task/milestone labeling''' checkbox '''enables''' the '''Smart Labeling''' controls when the checkbox is checked '''ON''' and '''disables''' the controls when the checkbox is checked '''OFF'''. There are four (4) algorithm types available for you to '''enable/disable''', set a specific parameter, and establish an '''algorithm priority''' among the set of four. | ||
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The '''Shrink font by up to (value) percent algorithm''' tell OnePager to reduce the '''text label string's''' '''font size''' up to the '''percentage''' specified in the value until the reduced '''font size text label string''' fits in the selected position. | The '''Shrink font by up to (value) percent algorithm''' tell OnePager to reduce the '''text label string's''' '''font size''' up to the '''percentage''' specified in the value until the reduced '''font size text label string''' fits in the selected position. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Vertical and Horizontal Sensitivity Settings==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | The '''Vertical''' and '''Horizontal sensitivity controls''' supporting the '''task bar name label collision algorithm''' is shown below: | ||
+ | |||
+ | <center>[[File:P72-9_7_1_1-72-(35)-09062023.png]]</center> | ||
+ | <!--<center>P72-9_7_1_1-72-(35)-09062023.png</center>--> | ||
+ | |||
+ | The '''task bar name label collision algorithm''' operates by looking for '''task bar name labels''' that are close to one another and if too close or overlapping, the '''algorithm''' takes action following the '''priorities''' you set in the '''Set Label Properties''' form. You can change how close OnePager looks for adjacent '''task bar name labels''' by making '''point adjustments''' to the '''Vertical''' and '''Horizontal''' controls provided in the above form. As used here and elsewhere in OnePager, '''points''' are the '''unit of measure''' used on the standard OnePager '''Font properties''' form for the '''Size of text fonts''' as shown below: | ||
+ | |||
+ | <center>[[File:P72-9_7_1_1-72-(35A)-09062023.png]]</center> | ||
+ | <!--<center>P72-9_7_1_1-72-(35A)-09062023.png</center>--> | ||
+ | |||
+ | The '''adjustments''' operate as follows: | ||
+ | |||
+ | :1) To '''increase''' the '''sensitivity of the algorithm''' in either the '''vertical''' or '''horizontal directions increase''' the '''point value''' in the control in the '''positive direction'''. '''Increasing''' the '''point value''', making the value a '''higher or more positive''' value '''increases the sensitivity''' of the '''algorithm''' causing OnePager to potentially '''find more collision situations''' and taking corrective action '''more frequently'''. | ||
+ | |||
+ | :2) To '''decrease''' the '''sensitivity of the algorithm''' in either the '''vertical''' or '''horizontal directions decrease''' the '''point value''' in the control in the '''negative direction'''. '''Decreasing''' the '''point value''', making the value a '''lower or more negative''' value '''decreases the sensitivity''' of the '''algorithm''' causing OnePager to potentially '''find fewer collision situations''' and taking corrective action '''less frequently'''. | ||
+ | |||
+ | Allowable values for the '''Vertical sensitivity''' and '''Horizontal sensitivity''' range from '''-100 points''' to '''+100 points'''. | ||
====Additional Information Links==== | ====Additional Information Links==== | ||
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{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
− | | [[Resolving Task Bar Name Label Collisions for Version 7.2 (Portal) | Resolving Task Bar Name Label Collisions (Portal)]] 9.7.1-72 | + | | [[Resolving Task Bar Name Label Collisions for Version 7.2 (Portal) | Resolving Task Bar Name Label Collisions (Portal)]] <!--9.7.1-72--> |
− | | [[Task Labels for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Task Bar Name Labels for OnePager]] 10.15.1-72 | + | |- |
+ | | [[Task Labels for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Task Bar Name Labels for OnePager]] <!--10.15.1-72--> | ||
|} | |} | ||
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<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(16)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(16)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(16)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(16)-08212023.png</center>--> |
The '''Set percent-complete properties''' form allows you to set the name of the '''percent complete field''' from the '''source plan''', the '''color''' of the '''percent complete bar''' in the task bar, and several other '''properties'''. | The '''Set percent-complete properties''' form allows you to set the name of the '''percent complete field''' from the '''source plan''', the '''color''' of the '''percent complete bar''' in the task bar, and several other '''properties'''. | ||
OnePager Pro and OnePager Express support '''%Complete''' for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel, respectively. OnePager Bundle for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel supports '''%Complete''' representations in the chart. | OnePager Pro and OnePager Express support '''%Complete''' for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel, respectively. OnePager Bundle for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel supports '''%Complete''' representations in the chart. | ||
− | OnePager Bundle also supports '''%Complete''' for Oracle Primavera P6 | + | OnePager Bundle also supports '''%Complete''' for Oracle Primavera P6, Smartsheet, Project for the Web, and Planisware Enterprise '''source plans'''. |
For more information on the settings in the '''Set percent-complete properties''' form and '''Honoring non-working times''', please see the articles at: | For more information on the settings in the '''Set percent-complete properties''' form and '''Honoring non-working times''', please see the articles at: | ||
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{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
− | + | | [[Managing Working Hours and Non-Working Hours for OnePager for Version 7.2#The Honor Non-Working Time Feature | Managing Working Hours and Non-Working Hours for OnePager - The Honor Non-Working Time Feature]] <!--22.5.3-72--> | |
− | | [[Managing Working Hours and Non-Working Hours for OnePager for Version 7.2#The Honor Non-Working Time Feature | Managing Working Hours and Non-Working Hours for OnePager - The Honor Non-Working Time Feature]] 22.5.3-72 | + | |- |
+ | | [[Percent complete for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Percent complete for OnePager]] <!--10.3.1-72--> | ||
|} | |} | ||
</center> | </center> | ||
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Clicking the '''Critical Path Properties''' button accesses the '''Set critical-path properties''' form shown below which allows you to control the '''color''' and '''height''', with respect to the '''height''' of the task bar, of the '''critical path''' representation: | Clicking the '''Critical Path Properties''' button accesses the '''Set critical-path properties''' form shown below which allows you to control the '''color''' and '''height''', with respect to the '''height''' of the task bar, of the '''critical path''' representation: | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(17)- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(17-1)-03052024.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(17)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(17-1)-03052024.png</center>--> |
− | Only OnePager Pro and OnePager Bundle support the representation of '''critical path''' in the chart for Microsoft Project '''source plans'''. OnePager Express does not support '''critical path''' for Microsoft Excel. OnePager Bundle '''supports critical path''' for Microsoft Project '''source plans''' but '''do not support critical path''' for Microsoft Excel '''source plans'''. OnePager Bundle for Oracle Primavera P6 '''XER formatted''' files '''supports critical path''' because the data are available from the Oracle Primavera P6 '''XER formatted''' file '''export'''. However, OnePager Bundle for Oracle Primavera P6 '''XML formatted''' files does '''not support critical path''' because the data are not available from the Oracle Primavera P6 '''XML formatted''' file '''export'''. OnePager Bundle for Smartsheet '''source plans supports critical path''' when the data are available in the '''exported source plan''' to OnePager Bundle '''Standalone'''. | + | Only OnePager Pro and OnePager Bundle support the representation of '''critical path''' in the chart for Microsoft Project '''source plans'''. OnePager Express does not support '''critical path''' for Microsoft Excel. OnePager Bundle '''supports critical path''' for Microsoft Project '''source plans''' but '''do not support critical path''' for Microsoft Excel '''source plans'''. OnePager Bundle for Oracle Primavera P6 '''XER formatted''' files '''supports critical path''' because the data are available from the Oracle Primavera P6 '''XER formatted''' file '''export'''. However, OnePager Bundle for Oracle Primavera P6 '''XML formatted''' files does '''not support critical path''' because the data are not available from the Oracle Primavera P6 '''XML formatted''' file '''export'''. OnePager Bundle for Smartsheet, Project for the Web, and Planisware Enterprise '''source plans supports critical path''' when the data are available in the '''exported source plan''' to OnePager Bundle '''Standalone'''. |
For more information on the use of the '''Set critical-path properties''' form, please see the article at: | For more information on the use of the '''Set critical-path properties''' form, please see the article at: | ||
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{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
− | | [[Critical path for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Critical path for OnePager]] 10.7.1-72 | + | | [[Critical path for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Critical path for OnePager]] <!--10.7.1-72--> |
|} | |} | ||
</center> | </center> | ||
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<center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(18)-08212023.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(18)-08212023.png]]</center> | ||
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(18)-08212023.png</center> | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(18)-08212023.png</center>--> |
− | OnePager Pro and OnePager Express '''support Baseline''' representations for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel, respectively. OnePager Bundle for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel also '''supports Baseline''' representations in the chart. OnePager Bundle '''supports Baseline''' representations for Oracle Primavera P6 '''XML formatted files only''' as Oracle Primavera P6 '''XER formatted files''' '''do not export baseline''' data. OnePager Bundle also '''supports Baseline''' representations for Smartsheet '''source plans'''. | + | OnePager Pro and OnePager Express '''support Baseline''' representations for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel, respectively. OnePager Bundle for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel also '''supports Baseline''' representations in the chart. OnePager Bundle '''supports Baseline''' representations for Oracle Primavera P6 '''XML formatted files only''' as Oracle Primavera P6 '''XER formatted files''' '''do not export baseline''' data. OnePager Bundle also '''supports Baseline''' representations for Smartsheet, Project for the Web, and Planisware Enterprise '''source plans'''. |
For more information on the function and use of the controls in the '''Set baseline properties''' form, please see the article at: | For more information on the function and use of the controls in the '''Set baseline properties''' form, please see the article at: | ||
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{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
− | | [[Baselines for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Baselines for OnePager]] 10.5.1-72 | + | | [[Baselines for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Baselines for OnePager]] <!--10.5.1-72--> |
+ | |} | ||
+ | </center> | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Baseline Dates Used to Visualize Changes Between Snapshots==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | There are four (4) new '''virtual baseline dates''' added to the available list of date fields found in the OnePager '''Set baseline properties''' form's '''Baseline dates''' control group. These four (4) '''virtual baseline dates''' are: | ||
+ | |||
+ | :* '''Previous Snapshot Start''' | ||
+ | :* '''First Snapshot Start''' | ||
+ | :* '''Previous Snapshot Finish''' | ||
+ | :* '''First Snapshot Finish''' | ||
+ | |||
+ | These four (4) '''virtual baseline dates''' support the new feature available to your for '''visualizing changes in start/finish dates''' between snapshots. For complete information on the '''visualizing changes in start/finish dates''' between snapshots, please see the article shown in the link below: | ||
+ | |||
+ | <center> | ||
+ | {| class="wikitable" | ||
+ | | [[Visualizing Changes between Snapshots for Version 7.2 | Visualizing Changes between Snapshots]] <!--11.3.5-72--> | ||
|} | |} | ||
</center> | </center> | ||
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Clicking the '''Date Label Properties...''' button accesses the '''Set date label properties''' form shown below which controls the '''properties of the date label'''. | Clicking the '''Date Label Properties...''' button accesses the '''Set date label properties''' form shown below which controls the '''properties of the date label'''. | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(19)- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(19-1)-03052024.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(19)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(19-1)-03052024.png</center>--> |
You can control the '''date label’s font properties''', the '''position''' and display of the '''start and finish date''', the '''format of the date label''', and how to '''separate''' the '''date''' from the '''task bar’s label text'''. | You can control the '''date label’s font properties''', the '''position''' and display of the '''start and finish date''', the '''format of the date label''', and how to '''separate''' the '''date''' from the '''task bar’s label text'''. | ||
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{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
− | | [[Labeling Task/Milestone Dates for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Labeling Task/Milestone Dates for OnePager]] 10.1.1-72 | + | | [[Labeling Task/Milestone Dates for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Labeling Task/Milestone Dates for OnePager]] <!--10.1.1-72--> |
|} | |} | ||
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Clicking '''Deadline Properties''' button accesses the '''Set deadline properties''' form shown below which controls for the '''shape, fill, and position''' of the '''deadline''' controls. | Clicking '''Deadline Properties''' button accesses the '''Set deadline properties''' form shown below which controls for the '''shape, fill, and position''' of the '''deadline''' controls. | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(20)- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(20-1)-03052024.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(20)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(20-1)-03052024.png</center>--> |
It also lets you set a special '''color''' to denote '''deadlines''' that have '''not''' been met. Additionally, as with the '''Baseline Properties''' form described above, the '''Set deadline properties''' form controls '''connecting lines''' for '''deadlines''' and the '''properties of deadline date display'''. | It also lets you set a special '''color''' to denote '''deadlines''' that have '''not''' been met. Additionally, as with the '''Baseline Properties''' form described above, the '''Set deadline properties''' form controls '''connecting lines''' for '''deadlines''' and the '''properties of deadline date display'''. | ||
− | OnePager Pro and OnePager Express '''support Deadline''' representations for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel, respectively. OnePager Bundle for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel also '''supports Deadline''' representations in the chart. OnePager Bundle '''supports Deadline''' representations for Oracle Primavera P6 '''XML''' and '''XER formatted files''' if the '''column''' is defined in the '''source plan''' and these '''columns''' are '''exported'''. OnePager Bundle '''supports Deadline''' representations for Smartsheet '''source plans''' if the '''column''' is defined in the '''source plan''' and '''exported'''. | + | OnePager Pro and OnePager Express '''support Deadline''' representations for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel, respectively. OnePager Bundle for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel also '''supports Deadline''' representations in the chart. OnePager Bundle '''supports Deadline''' representations for Oracle Primavera P6 '''XML''' and '''XER formatted files''' if the '''column''' is defined in the '''source plan''' and these '''columns''' are '''exported'''. OnePager Bundle '''supports Deadline''' representations for Smartsheet, Project for the Web, Planisware Enterprise, Asana, and Wrike '''source plans''' if the '''column''' is defined in the '''source plan''' and '''exported'''. |
For more information on the use of the controls in the '''Set deadline properties''' form, please see the article at: | For more information on the use of the controls in the '''Set deadline properties''' form, please see the article at: | ||
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{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
− | | [[Deadlines for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Deadlines for OnePager]] 10.9.1-72 | + | | [[Deadlines for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Deadlines for OnePager]] <!--10.9.1-72--> |
|} | |} | ||
</center> | </center> | ||
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Clicking '''Endpoint Properties''' button accesses the '''Set endpoint properties''' form shown below which controls all properties for '''up to four (4) endpoints'''. | Clicking '''Endpoint Properties''' button accesses the '''Set endpoint properties''' form shown below which controls all properties for '''up to four (4) endpoints'''. | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(21)- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(21-1)-03052024.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(21)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(21-1)-03052024.png</center>--> |
− | OnePager Pro and OnePager Express '''support Endpoints''' representations for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel, respectively. OnePager Bundle for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel also '''supports Endpoints''' representations in the chart. OnePager Bundle '''supports Endpoints''' representations for Oracle Primavera P6 '''XML''' and '''XER formatted files''' if these '''columns''' are defined in the '''source plan''' and these data are '''exported'''. OnePager Bundle '''supports Endpoints''' representations for Smartsheet '''source plans''' if these '''columns''' are defined in the '''source plan''' and '''exported'''. | + | OnePager Pro and OnePager Express '''support Endpoints''' representations for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel, respectively. OnePager Bundle for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel also '''supports Endpoints''' representations in the chart. OnePager Bundle '''supports Endpoints''' representations for Oracle Primavera P6 '''XML''' and '''XER formatted files''' if these '''columns''' are defined in the '''source plan''' and these data are '''exported'''. OnePager Bundle '''supports Endpoints''' representations for Smartsheet, Project for the Web, Planisware Enterprise, Asana, and Wrike '''source plans''' if these '''columns''' are defined in the '''source plan''' and '''exported'''. |
Each '''endpoint''' can display the '''date imported from any date field''' '''exported''' with the '''source plan'''. These '''properties''' are controlled essentially the same way as described above for '''Deadline Properties''' form, above. | Each '''endpoint''' can display the '''date imported from any date field''' '''exported''' with the '''source plan'''. These '''properties''' are controlled essentially the same way as described above for '''Deadline Properties''' form, above. | ||
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{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
− | | [[Endpoints for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Endpoints for OnePager]] 10.11.1-72 | + | | [[Endpoints for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Endpoints for OnePager]] <!--10.11.1-72--> |
|} | |} | ||
</center> | </center> | ||
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The '''Conditional Formatting''' control group on the '''Task Bar''' tab has one button control, the '''Manage Rules…''' button, as shown below: | The '''Conditional Formatting''' control group on the '''Task Bar''' tab has one button control, the '''Manage Rules…''' button, as shown below: | ||
− | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(22-1)-03052024.png]]</center> | |
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(22)- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(22-1)-03052024.png</center>--> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(22)- | + | |
Clicking this button accesses the '''Conditional Formatting for Tasks & Milestones''' form shown below which allows you to '''define, change, delete, and copy''' rules governing the '''formatting''' of task bars based on '''data imported''' from your Microsoft Project '''source plan'''. | Clicking this button accesses the '''Conditional Formatting for Tasks & Milestones''' form shown below which allows you to '''define, change, delete, and copy''' rules governing the '''formatting''' of task bars based on '''data imported''' from your Microsoft Project '''source plan'''. | ||
− | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(23- | + | <center>[[File:P72-21_3_1-72-(23-2)-03052024.png]]</center> |
− | <center>P72-21_3_1-72-(23- | + | <!--<center>P72-21_3_1-72-(23-2)-03052024.png</center>--> |
For more information on how to use the '''Conditional Formatting''' feature and the '''Conditional Formatting for Tasks & Milestones''' form, please see the article at: | For more information on how to use the '''Conditional Formatting''' feature and the '''Conditional Formatting for Tasks & Milestones''' form, please see the article at: | ||
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− | | [[Conditional Formatting for Version 7.2 | + | | [[Conditional Formatting Rules for Task Bar/Milestone Symbol Decorations for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Conditional Formatting Rules for Task Bar/Milestone Symbol Decorations]] <!--11.15.3-72--> |
− | | [[Conditional Formatting | + | |- |
+ | | [[Conditional Formatting for Version 7.2 (Portal) | Conditional Formatting (Portal)]] <!--11.0.1-72--> | ||
|} | |} | ||
</center> | </center> | ||
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− | | [[Resolving Task Bar Name Label Collisions for Version 7.2 (Portal) | Resolving Task Bar Name Label Collisions (Portal)]] 9.7.1-72 | + | | [https://www.onepager.com/support/whats-new/transparent-fills.html Transparent Fills] |
− | | [[Labeling Task/Milestone Dates for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Labeling Task/Milestone Dates for OnePager]] 10.1.1-72 | + | | [https://www.onepager.com/support/whats-new/shadows.html Drop Shadows] |
+ | |} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {| class="wikitable" | ||
+ | | [[Resolving Task Bar Name Label Collisions for Version 7.2 (Portal) | Resolving Task Bar Name Label Collisions (Portal)]] <!--9.7.1-72--> | ||
+ | | [[Labeling Task/Milestone Dates for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Labeling Task/Milestone Dates for OnePager]] <!--10.1.1-72--> | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | [[Percent complete for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Percent complete for OnePager]] <!--10.3.1-72--> | ||
+ | | [[Baselines for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Baselines for OnePager]] <!--10.5.1-72--> | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | [[Critical path for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Critical path for OnePager]] <!--10.7.1-72--> | ||
+ | | [[Deadlines for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Deadlines for OnePager]] <!--10.9.1-72--> | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | [[Endpoints for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Endpoints for OnePager]] <!--10.11.1-72--> | ||
+ | | [[Order of Tasks/Milestones Decorations for Version 7.2 | Order of Tasks/Milestones Decorations]] <!--10.13.1-72--> | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | | [[ | + | | [[Task Labels for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Task Bar Name Labels for OnePager]] <!--10.15.1-72--> |
− | | [[ | + | | [[Label Text Element Ordering for Version 7.2 | Label Text Element Ordering]] <!--10.17.1-72--> |
|- | |- | ||
− | | [[ | + | | [[Transparent Fills for Task Bars and Milestone Symbols Version 7.2 | Transparent Fills for Task Bars and Milestone Symbols]] <!--10.19.1-72--> |
− | | [[ | + | | [[Drop Shadows for Task Bars and Milestone Symbols Version 7.2 | Drop Shadows for Task Bars and Milestone Symbols]] <!--10.21.1-72--> |
|- | |- | ||
− | | [[ | + | | [[Conditional Formatting for Version 7.2 (Portal) | Conditional Formatting (Portal)]] <!--11.0.1-72--> |
− | | [[ | + | | [[Using Conditional Formatting Rules for Tracking Changes Between Snapshots for Version 7.2 | Using Conditional Formatting Rules for Tracking Changes Between Snapshots]] <!--11.3.3-72--> |
|- | |- | ||
− | | [[ | + | | [[Visualizing Changes between Snapshots for Version 7.2 | Visualizing Changes between Snapshots]] <!--11.3.5-72--> |
− | | [[ | + | | [[Milestones Tab for Version 7.2 | Milestones Tab]] <!--21.5.1-72--> |
|- | |- | ||
− | | [[ | + | | [[Using Gradients and Hash Fill Patterns for OnePager Version 7.2 | Using Gradients and Hash Fill Patterns]] <!--21.3.2-72--> |
− | | [[ | + | | [[Using the Dynamic Shapes and Emoji Symbols for OnePager Version 7.2 | Using the Dynamic Shapes and Emoji Symbols]] <!--21.3.4-72--> |
|- | |- | ||
− | | [[ | + | | [[Task/Milestone Links Tab for Version 7.2 | Task Links Tab]] <!--21.12.1-72--> |
− | | [[ | + | | [[Managing Working Hours and Non-Working Hours for OnePager for Version 7.2 | Managing Working Hours and Non-Working Hours for OnePager]] <!--22.5.3-72--> |
|- | |- | ||
− | | [[ | + | | [[Gallery of Gradient and Hash Fill Patterns for Version 7.2 | Gallery of Gradient and Hash Fill Patterns]] <!--29.2.1-72--> |
− | | [[Gallery of | + | | [[Gallery of Dynamic Shapes and Emoji Symbols for Version 7.2 | Gallery of Dynamic Shapes and Emoji Symbols]] <!--29.3.1-72--> |
|- | |- | ||
− | + | | [[Gallery of Standard Color Palettes for Version 7.2 | Gallery of Standard Color Palettes]] <!--29.4.1-72--> | |
− | | [[Gallery of Standard Color Palettes for Version 7.2 | Gallery of Standard Color Palettes]] 29.4.1-72 | + | |
|} | |} | ||
Latest revision as of 18:47, 14 March 2024
Contents
- 1 About the Task Bars Tab for OnePager
- 2 Default Task Bar Styles Control Group
- 2.1 Shape
- 2.2 Fill - Gradient and Hash Fill Patterns for Version 7.2
- 2.3 Sample Chart Using Gradients, Hash Fill Patterns, Dynamic Shapes and Emoji Symbols
- 2.4 Task Bar Transparency
- 2.5 Task Bar Drop Shadows
- 2.6 Transparency and Drop Shadows
- 2.7 Task Bar Height
- 2.8 Border Controls
- 2.9 Task Bar/Milestone Symbol Fill Color
- 2.10 Mirror format settings between task bars and milestones
- 3 Task Bar Decorations Control Group
- 4 Conditional Formatting Control Group
- 5 Related Links
About the Task Bars Tab for OnePager
Illustrations used in this article are from OnePager Pro using data from Microsoft Project but the features, function, controls, and manual edits apply equally to other OnePager editions that import from data sources like Microsoft Excel, Smartsheet, Oracle Primavera P6, Project for the Web, Planisware Enterprise, Asana, and Wrike.
The Task Bars tab page, shown below, lets you control the style and decoration of task bars. Additionally, within this tab are the controls for creating and managing conditional formatting rules.
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The Task Bars tab in the Chart Properties form is the same as the Task Bars tab in the Template Properties form. Additionally, it is possible to make edits in the Task Bars tab and have these edits mirrored in the Milestones tab of the Chart Properties form and vice versa.
For more information on Mirrored controls, please see the article at:
Milestones Tab |
Please check the Related Links section below for more information on sub-forms accessible from the Task Bars tab:
Related Links |
Default Task Bar Styles Control Group
Collected in the Default Task Bar Styles sub-control group are all the controls associated with defining or changing the properties of task bars properties. These controls include:
Shape
The dropdown menu shows a lengthy variety of task bar shapes available for use as shown here:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(2)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/4/44/P72-21_3_1-72-%282%29-08212023.png)
Fill - Gradient and Hash Fill Patterns for Version 7.2
In addition to the gradient fill patterns previously available for differentiating task bars/ milestone symbols, we added a set of twenty-six (26) hash fill patterns that can be used as described above. The gradient fill patterns are shown below as an example at the Chart Properties form’s Task Bars tab’s Fill dropdown in the Default Task Bar Styles sub-section:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(2A)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/2/2b/P72-21_3_1-72-%282A%29-08212023.png)
When you click the Hash Patterns sub-tab shown above, the dropdown form containing all the available hash fill patterns as shown here:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(2B)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/3/3f/P72-21_3_1-72-%282B%29-08212023.png)
For a complete list of gradient and hash fill patterns, please see the article at:
Gallery of Gradient and Hash Fill Patterns |
For more information on the gradient and hash fill patterns features, please see the article at:
Using Gradients and Hash Fill Patterns |
Sample Chart Using Gradients, Hash Fill Patterns, Dynamic Shapes and Emoji Symbols
The OnePager chart below is modified in the Chart Editor to include different gradient and hash fill patterns as well as some different dynamic shapes and emoji symbols:
![P71-0 4-71-(5)-08092021.png](/wiki/images/3/3c/P71-0_4-71-%285%29-08092021.png)
Task Bar Transparency
Starting with Version 7.2 of OnePager you can globally control the transparency of all task bars/milestone symbols showing in the chart using the Transparency control located in the Default Task Bar Styles control group of the Task Bars and Milestones tabs of the Template Properties and Chart Properties forms as shown below for the Chart Properties form's Task Bars tab:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(5A-1)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/7/7e/P72-21_3_1-72-%285A-1%29-03052024.png)
As an example, suppose the OnePager Chart shown below has a current Transparency value for task bars/milestone symbols of zero (0) percent as shown in part below:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(5B)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/3/34/P72-21_3_1-72-%285B%29-08212023.png)
Changing the Transparency value to 50% using the controls in the Task Bars tab is shown here:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(5C-1)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/4/47/P72-21_3_1-72-%285C-1%29-03052024.png)
When you click OK or Apply on the Chart Properties form, the task bars/milestone symbols in the chart look like this:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(5D)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/a/a5/P72-21_3_1-72-%285D%29-08212023.png)
For the purpose of illustration, if we further increase the Transparency value to 100% the portion of the chart in the example looks like this:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(5E)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/d/d6/P72-21_3_1-72-%285E%29-08212023.png)
For the purpose of managing the Transparency of individual task bars/milestone symbols, OnePager provides Transparency controls in the Change Task/Milestone Properties form at the Format tab as shown below:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(5F)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/8/82/P72-21_3_1-72-%285F%29-08212023.png)
For more information on Transparency fills, please see the article at the link below:
Transparent Fills for Task Bars and Milestone Symbols |
Task Bar Drop Shadows
Version 7.2 also introduces the Drop Shadow feature which provides you with an additional means to highlight task bars/milestones symbols, baselines, deadlines, and endpoints. As with the Transparency controls, the Drop Shadow controls are located in the Default Task Bar Styles control group of the Task Bars tabs of the Template Properties and Chart Properties forms as shown below for the Chart Properties form's Task Bars tab:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(5G)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/0/0a/P72-21_3_1-72-%285G%29-08212023.png)
As an illustration the chart section below is using the default Drop Shadow selection shown in the Shadow Properties form above:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(5H)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/d/dc/P72-21_3_1-72-%285H%29-08212023.png)
The Shadow Properties form shown above provides the options for you to use preset drop shadows or to create your own custom drop shadows using the controls provided.
For more information on Drop Shadows, please see the article at the link below:
Drop Shadows for Task Bars and Milestone Symbols |
Transparency and Drop Shadows
Transparency values can be increased for a task bar/milestone symbol when drop shadows are shown in the chart as well. When the transparency value for a task bar/milestone symbol is high the drop shadow is likely be seen through the task bar/milestone symbol as illustrated below:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(5HA)-08302023.png](/wiki/images/3/39/P72-21_3_1-72-%285HA%29-08302023.png)
Task Bar Height
These two (2) radio buttons and their associated values allow you to set the task bar height as an absolute quantity (inches or centimeters) or as a percentage of the row height, which is shown in parentheses for reference as shown here:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(4)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/2/26/P72-21_3_1-72-%284%29-08212023.png)
Border Controls
In the upper right corner of the form, there are three (3) controls that allow you change (1) the color of task bar shape's border, (2) the width of the border and (3) the border’s style as shown below with the Border Color dropdown clicked to access the standard Color Chooser form:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(5)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/8/8f/P72-21_3_1-72-%285%29-08212023.png)
Further, you have the capability to establish the border color to be the same as the task bar shape fill color which effectively makes the task bar shape border disappear. Clicking the dropdown button on the Border Color control accesses the standard OnePager Color Chooser form as shown in the above illustration. The Border Width control allows you to set the value for the width of the task bar shape's border in inches or centimeters depending on the Template that was originally used to create the chart.
There are five (5) Border Styles to select from with the default style set at Solid as shown below:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(6)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/b/bd/P72-21_3_1-72-%286%29-08212023.png)
Task Bar/Milestone Symbol Fill Color
OnePager supports both foreground coloring, that is, the selected color option you choose to represent the task bar and background coloring which can be used in conjunction with Hash fill patterns now available with OnePager editions. Foreground color and Background color controls for task bars/milestone symbols are discussed below.
Foreground Color Controls Options for Task Bar/Milestone Symbol Fill Colors
The Task Bar/Milestone Fill Color sub-control group provides two (2) options for assigning initial foreground colors to task bar shapes and is shown below:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(7-1)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/d/d9/P72-21_3_1-72-%287-1%29-03052024.png)
You can specify a single foreground color for all task bar shapes via the standard OnePager Color Chooser form when the Use on color: radio button is is checked ON. More commonly, clicking the Color-code based on radio button allows you to select a field from your source plan to assign a data driven foreground color to each task bar.
The data driven foreground color assignment is sometimes referred to as round-robin color. OnePager goes in sequence through the color palette and assigns a new color when it finds a new distinct value in the data. If it finds more distinct values than there are colors in the palette, it starts over at the beginning of the palette and uses each color for a second data value, and so on. Also note that the Color-code based on selects a single data field that applies to both task bars and milestone symbols as shown here:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(8-1)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/f/fc/P72-21_3_1-72-%288-1%29-03052024.png)
This is one of the few places where task bars and milestone symbols are constrained to have the same default behavior.
Background Color Controls for Task Bar/Milestone Symbol Hash Fill Pattern Colors
When a Hash Fill Pattern is selected as the Fill Pattern for Task Bars, the Background Color dropdown is enabled. The Background Color control allows you to select a different background color that shows behind the Hash Fill Pattern whose foreground color is determined by the radio button you selected for the Foreground Color discussed in the previous sub-section. The enabled Background Color dropdown window looks like this when a Hash Fill Pattern is selected:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(8A-1)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/8/8c/P72-21_3_1-72-%288A-1%29-03052024.png)
When these setting are used to update the chart, it looks like this:
![P71-21 3 1-71-(8B)-12132021.png](/wiki/images/4/4a/P71-21_3_1-71-%288B%29-12132021.png)
Mirror format settings between task bars and milestones
This single checkbox sub-control is used so that you have the option to simply apply any property edits you make to task bars to milestone symbols without having to go to the Milestones tab of the Chart Properties form.
It is recommended that you check the Mirror format settings between task bars and milestones checkbox ON before making any edits in the tab and click the Apply button on the Chart Properties form. That way, OnePager applies the edits to both task bars and milestones symbols from the start. Task bar and milestone symbol fill colors are always mirrored regardless of the Mirror... checkbox being checked ON or OFF.
When this checkbox is checked ON, OnePager automatically makes any changes to Milestones properties that are made to Task Bar properties for all settings where a blue dot appears to the right of the setting as in the illustration below where the checkbox is checked ON:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(9-1)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/f/f1/P72-21_3_1-72-%289-1%29-03052024.png)
Task Bar Decorations Control Group
There are seven (7) decorations for task bars. Each can be turned ON by checking the associated checkbox to the left of the control's label as shown here:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(10-1)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/3/38/P72-21_3_1-72-%2810-1%29-03052024.png)
Each of these decorations controls can be accessed by clicking the adjacent button as shown in the illustration above. When any of the seven (7) decoration buttons are clicked, OnePager accesses a form with specific controls to manage the decorations for that decoration type. What follows is a description of each of the specific control forms associated with each of the seven (7) decoration types:
Task Bar Label Properties... Button and The Set Label Properties Form
Clicking Task Bar Label Properties... button accesses the Set Label Properties form shown below wherein the source plan field name for the task, task bar label font properties, label positions, and label text collision avoidance controls can be set as shown here:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(11-1)-09082023.png](/wiki/images/2/2a/P72-21_3_1-72-%2811-1%29-09082023.png)
Task Bar Name Field Selection
The Set Label Properties form's Label field dropdown as shown below allows you to access the full list of source plan field names imported by OnePager and select from the dropdown the field name OnePager uses to provide a visible task label into the chart for each visible task bar/milestone symbol:
![P72-10 15 1-72-(3-1)-09082023.png](/wiki/images/b/bc/P72-10_15_1-72-%283-1%29-09082023.png)
Task Bar Label Font Properties
Clicking the Label font dropdown button accesses the standard OnePager Font properties form as shown below:
![P72-10 15 1-72-(4-1)-09082023.png](/wiki/images/5/5c/P72-10_15_1-72-%284-1%29-09082023.png)
The standard Font properties form allows you to set the Label text's font type, color using the standard Color Chooser form, the font size in pixels, and the Bold - Italics - Underline settings.
Task Bar Label Position
The default task bar label position is Best fit all directions as shown in the illustration below along with the other nine (9) available standard positions :
![P72-10 15 1-72-(5-1)-09082023.png](/wiki/images/1/13/P72-10_15_1-72-%285-1%29-09082023.png)
The default setting of Best fit all directions gives OnePager the flexibility to establish task bar/milestone symbol label positions that do not collide with other graphics in the chart.
One Pager's Text Label Collision Avoidance feature, discussed in brief next, provides you with a set of rules you can employ to tell OnePager how to position task bar/milestone symbol text labels in the chart.
Smart Labeling Settings
As mentioned, OnePager has a Smart Labeling or the Text Label Collision Avoidance feature that attempts to avoid cluttered text labels appearing in the graph or at least to minimize the occurrences. The controls available to you are shown below:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(15-1)-09082023.png](/wiki/images/d/dc/P72-21_3_1-72-%2815-1%29-09082023.png)
The Enable smart labeling for task/milestone labeling checkbox enables the Smart Labeling controls when the checkbox is checked ON and disables the controls when the checkbox is checked OFF. There are four (4) algorithm types available for you to enable/disable, set a specific parameter, and establish an algorithm priority among the set of four.
Wrap text up to
The Wrap text up to (value) lines algorithm tells OnePager, depending on the priority established, to take the text label string and wrap it into a maximum of lines up to the value set in the parameter. The default is set to 2 lines.
Stair steps up to
The Stair steps up to (value) levels algorithm tells OnePager, again depending on the priority establishes, to create a Comment box like structure that connects to the task bar/milestone symbol that holds the text label string. The number of levels value is typically set to 1 meaning that the Stair step is positioned in the row immediately above the row containing the subject task bar/milestone symbol. Higher number of level values increases the number of rows skipped in positioning the Stair step.
Truncate text to
The Truncate text to (value) characters algorithm tells OnePager to chop off an excessively long text label string up to and including the value number of characters and replace the truncated text label charters with the ... character so the modified text label string fits in the selected position. The value number of charters setting is set to 20 characters including the ... character.
Shrink font by up to
The Shrink font by up to (value) percent algorithm tell OnePager to reduce the text label string's font size up to the percentage specified in the value until the reduced font size text label string fits in the selected position.
Vertical and Horizontal Sensitivity Settings
The Vertical and Horizontal sensitivity controls supporting the task bar name label collision algorithm is shown below:
![P72-9 7 1 1-72-(35)-09062023.png](/wiki/images/c/c4/P72-9_7_1_1-72-%2835%29-09062023.png)
The task bar name label collision algorithm operates by looking for task bar name labels that are close to one another and if too close or overlapping, the algorithm takes action following the priorities you set in the Set Label Properties form. You can change how close OnePager looks for adjacent task bar name labels by making point adjustments to the Vertical and Horizontal controls provided in the above form. As used here and elsewhere in OnePager, points are the unit of measure used on the standard OnePager Font properties form for the Size of text fonts as shown below:
![P72-9 7 1 1-72-(35A)-09062023.png](/wiki/images/b/ba/P72-9_7_1_1-72-%2835A%29-09062023.png)
The adjustments operate as follows:
- 1) To increase the sensitivity of the algorithm in either the vertical or horizontal directions increase the point value in the control in the positive direction. Increasing the point value, making the value a higher or more positive value increases the sensitivity of the algorithm causing OnePager to potentially find more collision situations and taking corrective action more frequently.
- 2) To decrease the sensitivity of the algorithm in either the vertical or horizontal directions decrease the point value in the control in the negative direction. Decreasing the point value, making the value a lower or more negative value decreases the sensitivity of the algorithm causing OnePager to potentially find fewer collision situations and taking corrective action less frequently.
Allowable values for the Vertical sensitivity and Horizontal sensitivity range from -100 points to +100 points.
Additional Information Links
For more information on the Smart Labeling/Text Label Collision Avoidance feature and text labeling, please see the articles at:
Resolving Task Bar Name Label Collisions (Portal) |
Task Bar Name Labels for OnePager |
%Complete Properties
Clicking this button accesses the Set percent-complete properties form shown below which controls the display characteristics of the %Complete representation.
![P72-21 3 1-72-(16)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/4/47/P72-21_3_1-72-%2816%29-08212023.png)
The Set percent-complete properties form allows you to set the name of the percent complete field from the source plan, the color of the percent complete bar in the task bar, and several other properties.
OnePager Pro and OnePager Express support %Complete for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel, respectively. OnePager Bundle for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel supports %Complete representations in the chart. OnePager Bundle also supports %Complete for Oracle Primavera P6, Smartsheet, Project for the Web, and Planisware Enterprise source plans.
For more information on the settings in the Set percent-complete properties form and Honoring non-working times, please see the articles at:
Managing Working Hours and Non-Working Hours for OnePager - The Honor Non-Working Time Feature |
Percent complete for OnePager |
Critical Path Properties
Clicking the Critical Path Properties button accesses the Set critical-path properties form shown below which allows you to control the color and height, with respect to the height of the task bar, of the critical path representation:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(17-1)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/6/6b/P72-21_3_1-72-%2817-1%29-03052024.png)
Only OnePager Pro and OnePager Bundle support the representation of critical path in the chart for Microsoft Project source plans. OnePager Express does not support critical path for Microsoft Excel. OnePager Bundle supports critical path for Microsoft Project source plans but do not support critical path for Microsoft Excel source plans. OnePager Bundle for Oracle Primavera P6 XER formatted files supports critical path because the data are available from the Oracle Primavera P6 XER formatted file export. However, OnePager Bundle for Oracle Primavera P6 XML formatted files does not support critical path because the data are not available from the Oracle Primavera P6 XML formatted file export. OnePager Bundle for Smartsheet, Project for the Web, and Planisware Enterprise source plans supports critical path when the data are available in the exported source plan to OnePager Bundle Standalone.
For more information on the use of the Set critical-path properties form, please see the article at:
Critical path for OnePager |
Baseline Properties
Clicking the Baseline Properties button accesses the Set baseline properties form shown below which controls the shape, fill, and color of baseline bars, the connecting line properties, and how the baseline dates are displayed.
![P72-21 3 1-72-(18)-08212023.png](/wiki/images/5/5a/P72-21_3_1-72-%2818%29-08212023.png)
OnePager Pro and OnePager Express support Baseline representations for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel, respectively. OnePager Bundle for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel also supports Baseline representations in the chart. OnePager Bundle supports Baseline representations for Oracle Primavera P6 XML formatted files only as Oracle Primavera P6 XER formatted files do not export baseline data. OnePager Bundle also supports Baseline representations for Smartsheet, Project for the Web, and Planisware Enterprise source plans.
For more information on the function and use of the controls in the Set baseline properties form, please see the article at:
Baselines for OnePager |
Baseline Dates Used to Visualize Changes Between Snapshots
There are four (4) new virtual baseline dates added to the available list of date fields found in the OnePager Set baseline properties form's Baseline dates control group. These four (4) virtual baseline dates are:
- Previous Snapshot Start
- First Snapshot Start
- Previous Snapshot Finish
- First Snapshot Finish
These four (4) virtual baseline dates support the new feature available to your for visualizing changes in start/finish dates between snapshots. For complete information on the visualizing changes in start/finish dates between snapshots, please see the article shown in the link below:
Visualizing Changes between Snapshots |
Date Label Properties...
Clicking the Date Label Properties... button accesses the Set date label properties form shown below which controls the properties of the date label.
![P72-21 3 1-72-(19-1)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/c/c5/P72-21_3_1-72-%2819-1%29-03052024.png)
You can control the date label’s font properties, the position and display of the start and finish date, the format of the date label, and how to separate the date from the task bar’s label text.
For more information on the use of the controls in the Set date label properties form, please see the article at:
Labeling Task/Milestone Dates for OnePager |
Deadline Properties...
Clicking Deadline Properties button accesses the Set deadline properties form shown below which controls for the shape, fill, and position of the deadline controls.
![P72-21 3 1-72-(20-1)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/0/07/P72-21_3_1-72-%2820-1%29-03052024.png)
It also lets you set a special color to denote deadlines that have not been met. Additionally, as with the Baseline Properties form described above, the Set deadline properties form controls connecting lines for deadlines and the properties of deadline date display.
OnePager Pro and OnePager Express support Deadline representations for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel, respectively. OnePager Bundle for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel also supports Deadline representations in the chart. OnePager Bundle supports Deadline representations for Oracle Primavera P6 XML and XER formatted files if the column is defined in the source plan and these columns are exported. OnePager Bundle supports Deadline representations for Smartsheet, Project for the Web, Planisware Enterprise, Asana, and Wrike source plans if the column is defined in the source plan and exported.
For more information on the use of the controls in the Set deadline properties form, please see the article at:
Deadlines for OnePager |
Endpoint Properties...
Clicking Endpoint Properties button accesses the Set endpoint properties form shown below which controls all properties for up to four (4) endpoints.
![P72-21 3 1-72-(21-1)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/a/a7/P72-21_3_1-72-%2821-1%29-03052024.png)
OnePager Pro and OnePager Express support Endpoints representations for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel, respectively. OnePager Bundle for Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel also supports Endpoints representations in the chart. OnePager Bundle supports Endpoints representations for Oracle Primavera P6 XML and XER formatted files if these columns are defined in the source plan and these data are exported. OnePager Bundle supports Endpoints representations for Smartsheet, Project for the Web, Planisware Enterprise, Asana, and Wrike source plans if these columns are defined in the source plan and exported.
Each endpoint can display the date imported from any date field exported with the source plan. These properties are controlled essentially the same way as described above for Deadline Properties form, above.
For more information on the use of the controls in the Set endpoint properties form, please see the article at:
Endpoints for OnePager |
Conditional Formatting Control Group
The Conditional Formatting control group on the Task Bar tab has one button control, the Manage Rules… button, as shown below:
![P72-21 3 1-72-(22-1)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/7/7c/P72-21_3_1-72-%2822-1%29-03052024.png)
Clicking this button accesses the Conditional Formatting for Tasks & Milestones form shown below which allows you to define, change, delete, and copy rules governing the formatting of task bars based on data imported from your Microsoft Project source plan.
![P72-21 3 1-72-(23-2)-03052024.png](/wiki/images/1/13/P72-21_3_1-72-%2823-2%29-03052024.png)
For more information on how to use the Conditional Formatting feature and the Conditional Formatting for Tasks & Milestones form, please see the article at:
Conditional Formatting Rules for Task Bar/Milestone Symbol Decorations |
Conditional Formatting (Portal) |
Related Links
Transparent Fills | Drop Shadows |
(21.3.1-72)
- Version 7.2
- Editing the Chart
- Task/Milestone Editing
- Task/Milestone Decorations
- Percent Complete
- Critical Path
- Baselines
- Labels
- Deadlines
- Endpoints
- Conditional Formatting
- Conditional Import Filters
- Time Axis
- Title
- The Corner
- Color Palettes
- Ribbon
- Snapshots
- Charts
- Template Properties Form
- Chart Properties Form
- OnePager Pro
- OnePager Express
- OnePager Bundle