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Gantt Chart

Tasks & scheduling5 min read

Gantt is for phase planning on a job: task bars, durations, dependencies, and optional baselines compared to today's plan.

Open Tasks (workspace or job) and switch to the Gantt view.

Add and resize tasks​

  • Click + Task or press T (with Gantt focused).
  • Drag the ends of a bar to change start or finish.
  • Click a bar to open the task detail panel.

Dependencies​

  • Drag from a task's right connector to another task to link them (Finish → Start by default).
  • Types: FS, SS, FF, SF — change type and lag/lead in task details.

See Task dependencies for what each type means.

Non-working time​

Weekend settings and calendar exceptions (non-working days) feed Gantt scheduling—the same rules as Calendar. Bars respect non-working time when scheduling moves tasks.

Baselines (optional)​

Save a baseline

When the plan is agreed, save a baseline snapshot from the Gantt toolbar (wording may vary by version).

Compare plan vs baseline

Baseline bars or ghosts show where tasks were planned originally—useful in weekly reviews.

Re-baseline when scope shifts

After a major replan, save a new baseline so future drift is measured against the right reference.