Creating Multiple Milestones on a Gantt Bar in Project
PSS ID Number: Q70088 Article last modified on 10-20-1995
1.00 | 1.10
WINDOWS | MACINTOSH
The information in this article applies to: |
- Microsoft Project for Windows, version 1.0 - Microsoft Project for the Macintosh, version 1.1 |
SUMMARY
Microsoft Project version 1.00 and 1.10 allow you to create multiple milestones on a Gantt bar. Pages 102-103 or pages 90-91 of the “Microsoft Project Feature Guide” shows an application that uses multiple milestones. To create milestones on the Gantt bar, do the following:
- From the View menu, choose Task Entry to go to the Default Combination View.
- From the Format menu, choose Palette. Under the Bar Name column, type a description for this milestone.
- Under the Sample column, select the Start shape and leave the Bar and End shape blank.
- Under the Show For column, leave the column blank.
- Under the From column, type Start1.
- Under the To column, type Start1. Choose OK.
- From the Table menu, choose Define Tables and edit the task Entry table (or one of your customized tables). Choose Edit.
- Under the Field Name column, go down to a blank cell and type Start1. Press ENTER. Choose OK. Select Set.
You can now enter a date under the Start1 column in the Task Sheet. The symbol created in step 3 will appear in the Gantt bar of that row.
MORE INFORMATION
Microsoft Project can create up to six additional milestones on a Gantt bar. To create other milestones, follow the above steps and on steps 5, 6, and 8, and additionally use the Start2, Start3, Finish1, Finish2, or Finish3 fields.
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