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==Overview==
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Under most circumstances the '''height of a swimlane''' is determined by the combined '''height of rows''' that are members of the '''swimlane'''.  Additionally, where there are '''multiple swimlane levels''' represented in the chart, an increase or decrease in a '''member row’s height''' increases or decreases the '''height of swimlanes''' in which the '''edited row''' is a member.  There are no '''global '''controls in OnePager either in the '''Template Properties '''or '''Chart Properties '''forms for specifically '''resizing the height of swimlanes'''.
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This article is focused on using the ''' Column Splitting''' feature with OnePager Bundle '''Standalone''' and '''imported''' Asana '''source plans'''.
  
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To manually '''edit swimlane heights''', at least one '''swimlane level '''must be present in the chart so that you can select a '''swimlane''' and manage its '''height''' manually.  '''Swimlane heights''' can be manually increased or decreased in the '''Chart Editor''' by using a left-click in the desired '''swimlane level cell '''to select the '''swimlane''' and continue using the mouse in '''double-arrow cursor mode '''to '''drag and drop '''the '''grab boxes '''that accompany the''' swimlane '''selection to the desired '''swimlane height'''.
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For more information of '''Resizing the Height of Rows''', please see the article at:  [[Resizing the Height of Rows for Version 7.0 | Resizing the Height of Rows]] <!--12.11.1-70-->
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The OnePager '''column splitting''' feature allows you to '''duplicate task bars''' when a task in your Asana '''source plan''' is assigned to '''multiple resources''' (or anything else).  Because assignments from Asana often are '''comma-delimited''', this feature enables OnePager to '''parse the comma-delimited list''' and '''create a unique task bar''' for each instance in the '''comma-separated''' list.
  
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Please keep in mind that any increases or decreases in '''swimlane heights''' in the chart impacts the '''heights''' of subordinate '''swimlanes''', their '''member rows''', and the chart’s '''height dimension'''.
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This article covers how to adjust individual '''swimlane heights '''using available '''editing techniques''' in the '''Chart Editor'''.
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Say you want to use '''color-codes''' on task bars/milestone symbols based upon your Asana '''source plan’s Assigned to''' column as shown below:
  
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==Swimlane Height Changes When Member Rows Change Height==
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As mentioned above, changing a '''row’s''' '''height '''changes the '''height of the swimlane''' in which the '''edited row''' is a member.  As an example, we can start with the chart shown below where there are three '''swimlane levels''' and two '''text columns''':
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Some of the entries in the '''Assigned to''' column consist of multiple, '''comma-separated''' items and some tasks only used one '''resource'''.  Without the '''column splitting''' feature, a chart '''created''' from these data and assigned task bar/milestone symbol '''colors''' based upon the '''Assigned to''' column looks like this:
  
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<center>P72-24_5_3-72-(5)-11272023.png</center>
  
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To continue the example, we can select a '''row''' that is a member of all three '''swimlane levels''' in preparation for increasing that selected '''row’s height''' shown here:
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OnePager, in this case, treats the '''entire string''' as an individual '''Assigned to''' value.  To provide more flexibility in displaying task bars that have '''multiple resources''' assigned, OnePager supports the concept of a '''column splitting'''.  This feature recognizes '''comma-separated''' values in a '''designated column''' and '''creates a separate task bar''' for each of the '''comma-separated''' values.
  
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===Enabling Splitting===
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Using the top '''grab box '''on the selected '''row '''and '''dragging''' the mouse upward, the '''row’s height''' is increased as well as the '''heights''' of the '''swimlanes '''in which the selected '''row''' is a member as shown below:
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To use this feature requires turning '''ON''' the feature in the Asana '''Template Properties''' form you intend to use to make the chart.  The setting must be turned '''ON''' before the chart is created so launch OnePager Bundle from the '''desktop icon''', click the '''NEW''' button on the '''OnePager Bundle Start''' form to access the '''OnePager choices''' form, '''select''' your Asana '''source plan''', and type in the chart's '''title''' as shown here:
  
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<center>P72-24_5_3-72-(2A)-11022023.png</center>
  
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Comparing the two illustrations above, there are a few things to observe:
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When you click the '''Next>''' button at the bottom of the form, OnePager accesses the second page of the '''OnePager choices''' form shown below:
  
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:1) Significantly increasing the selected '''row’s height''' increased the '''Left#3 swimlane (Subcontractor A) height'''.  
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:2) The '''Left#2 swimlane (Integration & Testing) height '''also increased because the selected '''row '''and the '''Left#3 swimlane '''in which the selected '''row''' is a member increased in '''swimlane height''' as well.
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Clicking the '''Edit current template''' button accesses the current '''Template Properties''' form.  Navigate to the '''Field Mappings''' tab on the form, check the '''Enable splitting on:''' checkbox to '''ON''' and (in this example) select the '''Assigned To''' column from the dropdown list provided. The results are shown here:
  
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:3) Because the '''Left#2 swimlane level (Integration & Testing) '''is a member of the '''Left#1 swimlane level (Phase III)''', that '''highest level swimlane '''also increased its''' height'''.
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<center>[[File:P72-24_5_3-72-(2AAA)-11022023.png]]</center>
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:4) Finally, note that '''the height dimension''' of the chart is increased by the amount of increase of the selected '''row'''.
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Click the '''Save and use''' button to complete the process and close the current '''Template Properties''' form returning you to the second page of the '''OnePager choices''' form show above.
  
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The example given above illustrates how '''swimlane levels''' are increased in '''height '''and also illustrates how increasing a selected '''row''' or '''row’s height''' can impact on the chart visually.  When there are fewer '''swimlane levels''' visible in the chart, the impact on the entire chart by increasing '''row height '''is lessened.
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===Split Resources in the Chart===
  
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Clicking the '''Create new chart''' button completes the process and creates the chart with the '''column splitting''' feature in use.  The chart with '''splitting''' looks like this:
  
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Selection of multiple '''swimlane level cells''' using the '''CTL+Left-Click '''or the '''SHIFT+Left-Click '''methods is restricted to the '''same swimlane level'''.  That is, you may only use these selection methods to select '''multiple swimlanes''' in the '''same swimlane level'''.  OnePager Pro and Express Version 7.0 ignores any attempt to select a '''swimlane level cell''' in a '''swimlane level''' other than in the '''first swimlane level '''selected.
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In the chart with '''column splitting''' shown above, there are now several more task bars in the '''Chart Editor''' than there were before.  The task bar for '''Plate Movement''' is now '''split into two (2) separate task bars''', one for each of the '''two resources assigned'''.  The task bar for '''Centrifugal Barrier''' is now '''split into three (3) separate task bars''', one for each of the '''three resources''' that were assigned to this task in the Asana '''source plan'''.  Each of the '''resources''' has a unique '''color''' assigned.  Each of the '''resources''' appears by itself in the '''Legend'''.  The '''Legend title''' shows the '''column name''' that is used for '''splitting the columns'''.
  
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With this feature, you can use '''column splitting''' just like any other column by using the dropdowns in the '''Template Properties''' form or '''Chart Properties''' form to assign '''colors, highlight task bars and milestone symbols, and to define and label rows and swimlanes'''.
  
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To select '''multiple swimlane level cells''' in the same '''swimlane level''' using the '''CTL+Left-Click '''method, initially select the '''first swimlane level cell''' without holding the '''CTL Key down'''.  Then, holding the '''CTL Key down''', select the '''second and following swimlane level cells''' until all desired '''swimlane level cells''' are selected.
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When task bars with '''Data-Driven''' or manual '''Task Links''' are '''split''', the '''Task Links''' ('''Data-Driven''' and manual) are '''not shown'''. Further, the '''Task Links''' that are now '''hidden''' and '''do not''' have entries in the '''Where are My Links?''' form.
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To select a sequence of '''swimlane level cells''' in the '''same swimlane''' using the '''SHIFT+Left-Click '''method, go to the '''first swimlane level cell''' in the sequence, hold the '''SHIFT Key '''down, and left-click to select this '''swimlane level cell'''.  Next, go to the last '''swimlane level cell''' in the sequence with the '''SHIFT Key still held down''' and left-click this last '''swimlane cell''' in the sequence.  As a result, all the '''swimlane level cells''' from the first in the sequence to the last are selected.
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In the '''Chart Editor''' individual '''swimlanes''' in all visible '''swimlane levels''' can be selected by performing a left-click in the desired '''swimlane level cell''' as shown below:
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Once the desired '''swimlane''' is selected, used the '''grab boxes '''to increase or decrease the '''swimlane height''' using the same method as discussed for changing '''row heights'''.  An example of increasing a selected '''swimlane height''' is provided in the sub-section above.
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The examples provided in this sub-section illustrates that it is possible to select any '''swimlane level cell''' and its '''swimlane''' and use the '''grab boxes''' provided to increase or decrease the '''swimlane height'''.  If, as an alternative, you use the '''double-left-click''' to select '''a specific swimlane level cell''', the action does not select the entire '''swimlane''' and it is not possible (using this selection method) to adjust the '''swimlane level’s height '''as shown below:
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Latest revision as of 20:52, 27 November 2023

Introduction

This article is focused on using the Column Splitting feature with OnePager Bundle Standalone and imported Asana source plans.

About Splitting and Parsing Fields

The OnePager column splitting feature allows you to duplicate task bars when a task in your Asana source plan is assigned to multiple resources (or anything else). Because assignments from Asana often are comma-delimited, this feature enables OnePager to parse the comma-delimited list and create a unique task bar for each instance in the comma-separated list.

Split Resource Names Example

Say you want to use color-codes on task bars/milestone symbols based upon your Asana source plan’s Assigned to column as shown below:

P72-24 5 3-72-(1)-11022023.png
P72-24_5_3-72-(1)-11022023.png

Some of the entries in the Assigned to column consist of multiple, comma-separated items and some tasks only used one resource. Without the column splitting feature, a chart created from these data and assigned task bar/milestone symbol colors based upon the Assigned to column looks like this:

P72-24 5 3-72-(5)-11272023.png
P72-24_5_3-72-(5)-11272023.png

OnePager, in this case, treats the entire string as an individual Assigned to value. To provide more flexibility in displaying task bars that have multiple resources assigned, OnePager supports the concept of a column splitting. This feature recognizes comma-separated values in a designated column and creates a separate task bar for each of the comma-separated values.

Enabling Splitting

To use this feature requires turning ON the feature in the Asana Template Properties form you intend to use to make the chart. The setting must be turned ON before the chart is created so launch OnePager Bundle from the desktop icon, click the NEW button on the OnePager Bundle Start form to access the OnePager choices form, select your Asana source plan, and type in the chart's title as shown here:

P72-24 5 3-72-(2A)-11022023.png
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When you click the Next> button at the bottom of the form, OnePager accesses the second page of the OnePager choices form shown below:

P72-24 5 3-72-(2AA)-11022023.png
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Clicking the Edit current template button accesses the current Template Properties form. Navigate to the Field Mappings tab on the form, check the Enable splitting on: checkbox to ON and (in this example) select the Assigned To column from the dropdown list provided. The results are shown here:

P72-24 5 3-72-(2AAA)-11022023.png
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Click the Save and use button to complete the process and close the current Template Properties form returning you to the second page of the OnePager choices form show above.

Split Resources in the Chart

Clicking the Create new chart button completes the process and creates the chart with the column splitting feature in use. The chart with splitting looks like this:

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In the chart with column splitting shown above, there are now several more task bars in the Chart Editor than there were before. The task bar for Plate Movement is now split into two (2) separate task bars, one for each of the two resources assigned. The task bar for Centrifugal Barrier is now split into three (3) separate task bars, one for each of the three resources that were assigned to this task in the Asana source plan. Each of the resources has a unique color assigned. Each of the resources appears by itself in the Legend. The Legend title shows the column name that is used for splitting the columns.

With this feature, you can use column splitting just like any other column by using the dropdowns in the Template Properties form or Chart Properties form to assign colors, highlight task bars and milestone symbols, and to define and label rows and swimlanes.

Splitting Resources and Task Links

When task bars with Data-Driven or manual Task Links are split, the Task Links (Data-Driven and manual) are not shown. Further, the Task Links that are now hidden and do not have entries in the Where are My Links? form.

Related Links

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Template Only Features for Smartsheet Source Plans in OnePager 24.2.3-72 Splitting and Parsing Fields for OnePager Pro 24.4.1-72
Splitting and Parsing Fields for OnePager Express 24.5.1-72 Splitting and Parsing Columns for Primavera P6 Source Plans in OnePager 24.5.2-72
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