ghatt chart

excel?

I have made Microsoft Project do that job.

Did you mean Gantt (project schedule) chart? I can't find any results for Ghatt, but there are plenty of google hits for Gantt -give it a try.

Yes The Gantt Chart

Thanks you

Hello Randouli:

hope you are well.................................

I have not used Microsoft Project before.............When it comes down to it, some people will choose one apps and other people with choose another?

The ease of use has a lot to do with the choice, you know?

Take care.........

The software used by most professional planner/schedulers is Primavera Project Planner, P3, for short.

They have a full version for about $3,000 and a short version for about $300.

The next best is MS Project Professional followed by MS Project.

Several free scheduling software packages are available but I have no experience with them. I have used the first two and they do the job very well. P3 is the top of the line and MS Project handles most jobs adequately.

MS Project. Works well, price competitive, good overall combination.

Great answer! I'll check out the links........

I've always went with Excel for quick or simple charts or if I want to customize my own from scratch (which is usually the case, formulas rule).

MS Project is a great tool but I've only used it on large projects for continuity purposes like when corporate managers or large contractors were using it.

I guess I wanted to look cool too................

Hello markar:

if your post was aimed at me, let me know if you find anything useful OK?

I too have used Microsoft Project for a fairly simple project to remove an obsolete linear accelerator, refurbish the room install an extra 100kW, and install and commission the new machine. The major requirement was to program each of the trades teams with deliveries of equipment whilst not disturbing 2 adjacent linacs which were treating patients. I found it easy to use having had 2 afternoon training sessions

I got my copy of the Microsoft Project as a trial (slightly limited functionality) with a text book "Project Management" which was an excellent guide to starting the use of the software. The textbbook is at work, but if you want the details like ISBN, post an answer to this post requesting them and I will supply them.

Please post the ISBN when you get a chance - I have MS Project (included in a big bundle of Office stuff).

I don't need to use much (if any) of it at present, but a guide (for when I need it) would be good to know about.

Thanks in advance.

The book is "Project Management" A Managerial Approach by Meredith and Mantel. published John Wiley and Sons

ISBN 0-471-29829-8

Contains disk Microsoft Project 98, as a 120 day trial

ISBN of Disk 0471-38343-0

Hello ebryant817:

Did you realise there is two threads running on the Gantt chart software?

This one asks for "ghatt". And the other asks for "gantt". But they are asking for the same thing. It is misspelled here.