Anybody have created a Gantt chart in resource view type. where one resource can have 2 or more events in one row.

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Please share me the code to create the gantt chart to show task completed by employee in particular period.

Posted 17-Feb-14 0:11am

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ZurdoDev 17-Feb-14 21:34pm

What? Where are you stuck? You can't possibly believe anyone can help you with what you have asked, do you?

Member 10570343 17-Feb-14 23:38pm

I have create a chart where a Project Manager can his team members assigned tasks for a month. So that he can plan accordingly.I am planning to use gantt chart in resources view. I haved fetched employee name from DB but I am not able to bring task assign to them. as in resources view type , we have to create rows manually.. Pls follow below link which I had used for reference......
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/542155/DayPilot-Gantt-Chart-for-ASP-NET

ZurdoDev 18-Feb-14 6:52am

Are you talking about Microsoft Project? If so, you need to tag your question appropriately and be clear about what you are talking about.

ZurdoDev 18-Feb-14 6:52am

You may also want to contact the article author for more info.

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