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GanttColumns

enum.NET 6 / 8 / 10.NET Framework 4.8Binarymission.WinForms.Controls.ProjectManagement

The columns of the Gantt chart's task list, as flags that combine. The task's name is always shown.

public enum GanttColumns

Remarks

Whatever order the flags are combined in, the columns appear in a fixed order: outline number, name, start, finish, duration, progress, assignee, predecessors.

Examples

// The usual columns, plus who is doing each task and how far it has got.
gantt.Columns = GanttColumns.Default | GanttColumns.Assignee | GanttColumns.Progress;

// Just the outline: number and name.
gantt.Columns = GanttColumns.Wbs;

Members at a glance

Members
`All`	Every column.
`Assignee`	Who is doing the task (`ProjectTask.Assignee`).
`Default`	The usual set, and the chart's default: outline number, name, start, finish, duration and predecessors.
`Duration`	The length in working days.
`Finish`	The last working day the task is scheduled on.
`Name`	The task's name, indented by its depth in the outline. Always shown, whether or not this flag is set.
`None`	No optional column: only the name.
`Predecessors`	The links into the task, as a planner writes them: the predecessors' outline numbers, each with its link type when it is not finish-to-start and its lag when it has one, such as `2, 3SS+1, 1.4FF-2`.
`Progress`	How much of the task is done, as a percentage.
`Start`	The first working day the task is scheduled on.
`Wbs`	The outline number (`ScheduledTask.Wbs`): 1, 1.2, 1.2.3.

Members

All

Every column.

Assignee

Who is doing the task (ProjectTask.Assignee).

Default

The usual set, and the chart's default: outline number, name, start, finish, duration and predecessors.

Duration

The length in working days.

Finish

The last working day the task is scheduled on.

Name

The task's name, indented by its depth in the outline. Always shown, whether or not this flag is set.

None

No optional column: only the name.

Predecessors

The links into the task, as a planner writes them: the predecessors' outline numbers, each with its link type when it is not finish-to-start and its lag when it has one, such as 2, 3SS+1, 1.4FF-2.

Progress

How much of the task is done, as a percentage.

Start

The first working day the task is scheduled on.

Wbs

The outline number (ScheduledTask.Wbs): 1, 1.2, 1.2.3.