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Shading holiday periods
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Fri 2 Oct 2015, 09:45Delegate John said...
John has attended:
Project Introduction course
Shading holiday periods
I have forgotten how to shade and print holiday priods and non-working times
Fri 2 Oct 2015, 14:08Trainer Doug said...
RE: shading holiday periods
Hi John
Non working time normally shows as grey columns. But it only if the timescale is set to count in days.
To do this quickly in Project select View tab, Days from the Timescale dropdown.
To change the colour right click on the Gantt Chart and choose Non Working Time, Color.
Regards
Doug
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Fri 9 Oct 2015: Automatically marked as resolved.
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