In the Chart Data table that pops up, add your project data as follows:
i.List your project’s key events (milestones) in the first row, the one populated by default with the month name. Keep the milestone descriptions as short as possible as these will be later displayed on the graphic and you want them to be fully visible.
ii.Use the X column to enter the due dates for each milestone, as shown in the image below.
Just open your Microsoft office Word document and insert a horizontal line at the required place. Open the Microsoft Office Word document on where you want to add a horizontal line. Choose the place where you want to insert the horizontal line in word document. Navigate to “Home” tab. On the Border section click on the small downward arrow and choose “Horizontal Line” from the drop down menu to draw a horizontal line on that place on the word document.
iii.In the Y column of each milestone, on the same row of the milestone's due date, add a digit such as 1, 2, 3, or 4. These numbers will act as plotting elements that set the milestone bubbles' vertical positioning on the chart. Bubbles that have smaller plotting numbers will be shown closer to the X axis, while those with bigger digits will be placed higher up on the chart.
iv.Lastly, in each milestone's Size column, enter a number like 10, 20, 30 to set the size of the corresponding bubble on the timeline. In my case, I used the value 20 for all my milestones.
After adding all the project data, the resulting chart looks will look this: Comments are closed.
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