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Gantt view allows project managers to efficiently manage and oversee project plans, highlighting task durations, delivery dates, dependencies, and project plan baselines. This article will go through the most frequently asked questions about Gantt view.
Gantt is great for complex projects that are more structured from the start, with a target completion date. Examples include:
Yes, you can see 1 level of subtasks under the parent task.
Tasks can be multi-selected and drag-dropped to change the dates in bulk.
Yes. You can use filter, sort, or group options to display tasks in a specific way. You can also save the view to preserve the layout.
Yes. You can multi-select tasks and select the Chain dependencies option in the bar that appears at the bottom of the screen.
Durations can currently only be set in days.
No, Gantt will not replace timeline view as both views have their own unique use cases.
Both Gantt and Timeline view serve as excellent tools for effectively managing projects in relation to important dates, while also providing stakeholders with a visual representation that promotes alignment and clarity regarding the project's progress. The table below shows more specific examples of when you might choose Gantt view over Timeline.
| Gantt | Timeline |
| To plan and manage projects that are more structured and process-oriented from the start | For iterative projects where you need to see how different pieces of work fit together but expect to continue planning on the go |
| When it’s critical to compare actual progress against original plans and manage task durations to keep projects on track | When it’s important to see swimlanes and sort/filtered views |
| Where there are complex dependencies or a strict schedule/deadline to meet | When there are some dependencies, but changes can be accommodated |