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==About Splitting and Parsing Fields==
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==About Managing the Current Template Properties Form==
  
The OnePager '''field splitting''' feature allows you to '''duplicate task bars''' when a task in your Microsoft Excel '''source plan''' is assigned to '''multiple resources''' (or anything else).  Because assignments from Microsoft Excel 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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Since OnePager is distributed with many pre-defined '''Template Properties''' forms to choose from, you need to know how to:
  
===Split Resource Names Example===
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* Find the available '''Template Properties''' forms,
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* Use a selected '''Template Properties''' form,
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* Create a new '''Template Properties''' form and save the '''Template Properties''' form created or changed in your '''Template''' folder,
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* Make a '''Template Properties''' form from a chart,
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* Rename a '''Template Properties''' form file,
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* Delete an unneeded '''Template Properties''' form,
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* Find included images in '''Template Properties''' forms,
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* And include logos in '''Template Properties''' forms. 
  
Say you want to use '''color-codes''' on task bars/milestone symbols based upon your Microsoft Excel '''source plan’s Resource Names''' field as shown below:
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We’ll discuss on each of these topics in this article.  These topics apply equally to OnePager Express as the do for OnePager Pro and to both the '''Add-in''' and '''Desktop''' applications.
  
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==Finding Available Template Properties Forms and Changing the Current Template Properties Forms==
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Some of the entries in the '''Resource Names''' field consist of multiple, '''comma-separated''' items and some of these are followed by percentages in square bracketsWithout the '''field splitting''' feature, a chart '''created''' from these data and assigned task bar/milestone symbol '''colors''' based upon the '''Resource Names''' field looks like this:
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OnePager is distributed with a fairly comprehensive set of '''Template Properties''' forms.  By '''default''', the '''out of the box Template Properties''' form is the '''Single Project Gantt View – Detailed template'''. '''Template Properties''' forms are stored in separate foldersIn addition, OnePager separates the '''Template Properties''' forms into those that use '''English''' measuring units ('''inches'''), those that use '''Metric''' measuring units ('''centimeters'''), and '''Legacy Templates''' (created prior to the version 5.3 release).  To locate your available '''Template Properties''' form, launch the '''Template Properties''' form by clicking the '''Templates…''' button on the Microsoft Project or Excel tool bar. 
  
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Alternatively, when using the OnePager '''Desktop''' application, launch the application and go to the '''File''' ribbon tool bar tab and locate the '''Template''' button on the '''Options''' tab. Clicking the '''Template''' button accesses the '''Template Properties''' form as shown below. Click the '''File''' button on the '''Template Properties''' form's tool bar and click the '''Open…''' command.  The result is shown below:
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OnePager, in this case, treats the '''entire string''' of characters comprised of each '''resource''' as an individual value. To provide more flexibility in displaying task bars that have '''multiple resources''' assigned, OnePager supports the concept of a '''field splitting'''.  This feature recognizes '''comma-separated''' values in a '''designated field''' and '''creates a separate task bar''' for each of the '''comma-separated''' values.
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===Enabling Splitting===
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Hovering over a '''RECENT Template''' chart file name reveals the '''path name''' to the associated '''Template Properties''' form being used by that chart file name.  To see your available '''Template Properties''' forms, click the '''BROWSE…''' option to access the Microsoft Windows Explorer window showing your available '''Template Properties''' forms in their folder:
  
To use this feature, click the '''Templates…''' button on the Microsoft Excel tool bar and navigate to the '''Field Mappings''' tab page on the '''Template Properties''' form as shown below:
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Select the '''Template Properties''' form file you need and then click the '''Open''' button. This establishes the selected '''Template Properties''' form as the '''current Template'''.  Any new charts '''created''' from this point on uses this selected '''Template Properties''' form.
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In the '''Template Properties''' form above, the '''Enable splitting''' checkbox is checked '''ON''' and the '''Resource Names''' field is identified to participate in the '''field splitting''' process.  After making the above change and while still within the '''Template Properties''' form, navigate to the '''Task Bar''' or '''Milestone''' tab and go to the '''Gantt Bar/Milestone Fill Color''' group of this tab.  Note that the '''Based on value of color''' checkbox is checked '''ON''' and the dropdown window show that '''Resource Names (Split)''' is set as shown below:
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==Using the Selected Template Properties Form==
  
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As discussed in the sub-section above, after you have located the desired '''Template Properties''' form and have the '''Template Properties''' form displayed on the screen, just click the '''Use''' button to close the form.
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Next, '''save''' the modified '''Template Properties''' form.
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===Split Resources in the Chart===
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Or, if you have '''edited''' the '''Template Properties''' form or created a new '''Template Properties''' form, click the '''Save and use''' button.
  
Now make a '''NEW''' chart using the modified '''Template Properties''' form (and '''splitting''' of the '''Resource Names''' field). The chart with '''splitting''' looks like this:
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==Creating a New Template Properties Form and Saving the Template Properties Form for Later Use==
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In the chart with '''splitting''' shown above, there are now several more task bars in the '''Chart Editor''' than there were before. The task bar '''Centrifugal Barrier''' is now '''split''' into '''three separate task bars''', one for each of the '''three resources''' that was assigned to this task in the Microsoft Excel '''source plan'''Each of the '''resources''' has a unique '''color''' assigned.  Each of the '''resources appears''' by itself in the '''Legend'''.  The square brackets enclosing the percentage figures (%) are '''removed''' from the '''Legend''' entries.
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You can '''create''' a new '''Template Properties''' form so that you can make the chart settings you need to support your presentations or to establish as standard in your organization.   
  
With this feature, you can use the '''split fields''' just like any other field by using the dropdowns in the '''Template Properties''' form or '''Chart Properties''' form to assign '''colors, label task shapes and milestone shapes, to define/label rows and swimlanes.'''
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To '''create''' a new '''Template Properties''' form, launch the '''Template Properties''' form with the '''Template…''' button on the Microsoft Project or Excel tool bar.  When the '''Template Properties''' form appears, select the '''File''' command and the click '''New…''' option as shown here:
  
==Splitting Resources and Task Links==
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1) When task bars with '''Data-Driven''' or manual '''Task Links''' are split, the '''Task Links''' ('''Data-Driven''' and manual) are '''not shown'''.
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As shown above, clicking the '''New...''' command in the '''File''' dropdown causes OnePager to '''create a temporary Template Properties''' form name and show that the '''Template Properties''' form is '''(unsaved)'''.  At this point go ahead and make your '''edits''' to the settings on one or more of the '''Template Properties''' form's tabs.  When you are finished with your '''edits''', you need to '''save''' your new '''Template Properties''' form and give it a '''file name''' appropriate to the project or organization. To do this, again, click the '''File''' button on the '''Template Properties''' form's tool bar and then click either the '''Save''' or the '''Save As…''' options as shown below:
  
2) Further, the '''Task Links''' that are now '''hidden''' and '''do not''' have entries in the '''Where are My Links?''' form.
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You can '''save''' the '''Template Properties''' form you’ve just '''created or updated''' either with the OnePager generated name or with a name of your choosing.  You can also '''save''' the '''Template Properties''' form just '''created or updated''' with the OnePager generated name and make it the '''Current Template''' by clicking the '''Save and use''' button at the bottom of the '''Template Properties''' form.  To '''save''' the '''new or modified Template Properties form''' with your own '''file name''', click the '''Save As…''' option in the '''File''' dropdown. 
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The Microsoft Windows '''Save''' form appears and you can choose the '''file name''' and save the '''Template Properties''' form as shown below:
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==Making a Template Properties Form from a Chart==
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Once you '''create''' an effective chart, you might like to use those '''same settings''' to make a new chart for a different set of data from different Microsoft Project or Excel '''source plans'''.  Or you can let some other person emulate the chart’s look and feel as a new '''standard''' by '''sharing the Template Properties''' form.  To do this, open the chart of interest and click the '''Save as Template''' button on the '''Home''' tab as shown below:
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Clicking the '''Save as Template''' button accesses Microsoft Windows Explorer and the folder location where '''Template Properties''' forms are stored as shown below:
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You can '''change the folder location''' for the new '''Template Properties''' form and '''change the file name''' as desired.  Click the '''Save''' button when '''editing''' is completed.  You can now use this new '''Template Properties''' form to repeat the look and feel of the chart you copied to a '''Template Properties''' form with different data from other Microsoft Project or Excel '''source plans'''.  You can also '''share''' this '''Template Properties''' form with other OnePager users by sending them the '''Template Properties''' form's files ('''.TAT''' extension) in an email, or by copying your '''Template Properties form files''' to a '''shared location'''.
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==Renaming a Template Properties Form File==
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You can '''rename''' a '''Template Properties form file''' in the same way that you '''rename any file''' supported by Microsoft Windows.  Use Microsoft Windows Explorer to go to the location where your '''Template Properties form files''' are stored.  Select the file that you want to '''change''' and right-click to reveal the '''context menu''' as shown below:
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Click the '''Rename''' command which highlights the selected '''Template Properties''' form file and allow you to make the name change in place.  When you’ve '''changed''' the name to the desire '''Template Properties''' form file, click anywhere or close the Microsoft Windows Explorer window.
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==Deleting a Template Properties Form File==
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'''Deleting a Template Properties''' form file can be done in the same way that any other Microsoft Windows file is '''deleted'''.  Locate the '''Template Properties form file''' to be '''deleted''' in your file system and select the file with a right-click.  Then, select the '''Delete''' command in the '''context menu''' and the file is '''deleted''' as shown below:
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==Find Included Images in Template Properties Forms==
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For management of '''images''' associated with a '''Template Properties''' forms, click the '''Template Properties''' form tool bar’s '''Edit''' button and the following menu is shown:
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Clicking the '''Images...''' command gives you a '''list of images''' that are included in the '''displayed Template'''.  If there are no '''images''' associated with the '''Template Properties''' form, an information message appears as shown below:
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==Including Logos in a Template Properties Forms==
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You can put standard '''images''' such as company '''logos''' into a '''Template Properties''' forms so that you and others can build charts that have standard company elements in them. 
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Then turn that chart into a '''Template Properties''' form as described in the previous section.  You can verify that the '''images''' are indeed part of the '''Template Properties''' form by examining its '''image content'''.  To do this click the '''Templates…''' button to access the '''Template Properties''' form and go to the '''Edit''' button and click the '''Images…''' command as shown here:
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When you click '''Images...''' command, you see a report of which '''images''' are in your '''Template Properties''' form:
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You can view these '''images''' at any time using the '''Template Properties''' form to make a new chart.  To '''delete an image''' from the '''Template Properties''' form, select an '''image to deleted''' from the '''images listed''' in the '''Here are the images in this template''' form shown above with the mouse (left-click) and click your keyboard’s '''Delete Key'''.  This '''permanently deletes''' the image from the '''Template Properties''' form.  '''UNDO''' does not retrieve the '''image''' after the keyboard’s '''Delete Key''' is pressed.
  
 
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Revision as of 16:18, 15 January 2021

About Managing the Current Template Properties Form

Since OnePager is distributed with many pre-defined Template Properties forms to choose from, you need to know how to:

  • Find the available Template Properties forms,
  • Use a selected Template Properties form,
  • Create a new Template Properties form and save the Template Properties form created or changed in your Template folder,
  • Make a Template Properties form from a chart,
  • Rename a Template Properties form file,
  • Delete an unneeded Template Properties form,
  • Find included images in Template Properties forms,
  • And include logos in Template Properties forms.

We’ll discuss on each of these topics in this article. These topics apply equally to OnePager Express as the do for OnePager Pro and to both the Add-in and Desktop applications.

Finding Available Template Properties Forms and Changing the Current Template Properties Forms

OnePager is distributed with a fairly comprehensive set of Template Properties forms. By default, the out of the box Template Properties form is the Single Project Gantt View – Detailed template. Template Properties forms are stored in separate folders. In addition, OnePager separates the Template Properties forms into those that use English measuring units (inches), those that use Metric measuring units (centimeters), and Legacy Templates (created prior to the version 5.3 release). To locate your available Template Properties form, launch the Template Properties form by clicking the Templates… button on the Microsoft Project or Excel tool bar.

Alternatively, when using the OnePager Desktop application, launch the application and go to the File ribbon tool bar tab and locate the Template button on the Options tab. Clicking the Template button accesses the Template Properties form as shown below. Click the File button on the Template Properties form's tool bar and click the Open… command. The result is shown below:

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Hovering over a RECENT Template chart file name reveals the path name to the associated Template Properties form being used by that chart file name. To see your available Template Properties forms, click the BROWSE… option to access the Microsoft Windows Explorer window showing your available Template Properties forms in their folder:

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Select the Template Properties form file you need and then click the Open button. This establishes the selected Template Properties form as the current Template. Any new charts created from this point on uses this selected Template Properties form.

Using the Selected Template Properties Form

As discussed in the sub-section above, after you have located the desired Template Properties form and have the Template Properties form displayed on the screen, just click the Use button to close the form.

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Or, if you have edited the Template Properties form or created a new Template Properties form, click the Save and use button.

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Creating a New Template Properties Form and Saving the Template Properties Form for Later Use

You can create a new Template Properties form so that you can make the chart settings you need to support your presentations or to establish as standard in your organization.

To create a new Template Properties form, launch the Template Properties form with the Template… button on the Microsoft Project or Excel tool bar. When the Template Properties form appears, select the File command and the click New… option as shown here:

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As shown above, clicking the New... command in the File dropdown causes OnePager to create a temporary Template Properties form name and show that the Template Properties form is (unsaved). At this point go ahead and make your edits to the settings on one or more of the Template Properties form's tabs. When you are finished with your edits, you need to save your new Template Properties form and give it a file name appropriate to the project or organization. To do this, again, click the File button on the Template Properties form's tool bar and then click either the Save or the Save As… options as shown below:

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You can save the Template Properties form you’ve just created or updated either with the OnePager generated name or with a name of your choosing. You can also save the Template Properties form just created or updated with the OnePager generated name and make it the Current Template by clicking the Save and use button at the bottom of the Template Properties form. To save the new or modified Template Properties form with your own file name, click the Save As… option in the File dropdown.

The Microsoft Windows Save form appears and you can choose the file name and save the Template Properties form as shown below:

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Making a Template Properties Form from a Chart

Once you create an effective chart, you might like to use those same settings to make a new chart for a different set of data from different Microsoft Project or Excel source plans. Or you can let some other person emulate the chart’s look and feel as a new standard by sharing the Template Properties form. To do this, open the chart of interest and click the Save as Template button on the Home tab as shown below:

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Clicking the Save as Template button accesses Microsoft Windows Explorer and the folder location where Template Properties forms are stored as shown below:

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You can change the folder location for the new Template Properties form and change the file name as desired. Click the Save button when editing is completed. You can now use this new Template Properties form to repeat the look and feel of the chart you copied to a Template Properties form with different data from other Microsoft Project or Excel source plans. You can also share this Template Properties form with other OnePager users by sending them the Template Properties form's files (.TAT extension) in an email, or by copying your Template Properties form files to a shared location.

Renaming a Template Properties Form File

You can rename a Template Properties form file in the same way that you rename any file supported by Microsoft Windows. Use Microsoft Windows Explorer to go to the location where your Template Properties form files are stored. Select the file that you want to change and right-click to reveal the context menu as shown below:

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Click the Rename command which highlights the selected Template Properties form file and allow you to make the name change in place. When you’ve changed the name to the desire Template Properties form file, click anywhere or close the Microsoft Windows Explorer window.

Deleting a Template Properties Form File

Deleting a Template Properties form file can be done in the same way that any other Microsoft Windows file is deleted. Locate the Template Properties form file to be deleted in your file system and select the file with a right-click. Then, select the Delete command in the context menu and the file is deleted as shown below:

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Find Included Images in Template Properties Forms

For management of images associated with a Template Properties forms, click the Template Properties form tool bar’s Edit button and the following menu is shown:

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Clicking the Images... command gives you a list of images that are included in the displayed Template. If there are no images associated with the Template Properties form, an information message appears as shown below:

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For more information on Managing images in Template Properties forms please see the articles at: Background Images (Portal)

Including Logos in a Template Properties Forms

You can put standard images such as company logos into a Template Properties forms so that you and others can build charts that have standard company elements in them.

For more information on Putting a logo or other images into a chart, please see the article at: Inserting Background Images

Then turn that chart into a Template Properties form as described in the previous section. You can verify that the images are indeed part of the Template Properties form by examining its image content. To do this click the Templates… button to access the Template Properties form and go to the Edit button and click the Images… command as shown here:

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When you click Images... command, you see a report of which images are in your Template Properties form:

P70-24 6 1-70-(15)-12022020.png

You can view these images at any time using the Template Properties form to make a new chart. To delete an image from the Template Properties form, select an image to deleted from the images listed in the Here are the images in this template form shown above with the mouse (left-click) and click your keyboard’s Delete Key. This permanently deletes the image from the Template Properties form. UNDO does not retrieve the image after the keyboard’s Delete Key is pressed.

Related Links

Background Images (Portal)

Inserting Background Images

Editing with the Chart Properties form (Portal)

Template Only Features-OnePager Pro

Template Only Features-OnePager Express

Using Enterprise Custom Fields from Microsoft Project for OnePager Pro

Splitting and Parsing Fields-OnePager Pro

Splitting and Parsing Fields-OnePager Express

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