Excel GANTT spreadsheet

ginstermanuk

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Hi,
I am trying to make a GANTT using Excel as shown below using Conditional Formatting to show the Plan Start - Plan Finish, what conditional formatting arguments do i need to enter to account for an over run in the Actual Finish. i.e if the Stage 1 - Initiating should have finished at wk4 but it actually finished at wk 5 id like the week 5 to be a different colour so i can call this in the key "Task overrun" or something like that. Also is there anyway that if the percentage is 100% it turns the coloured bar another colour denoting complete.

Thanks for any help

MonthJan-25Feb-25
W/C06/01/202513/01/202520/01/202527/01/202503/02/202510/02/202517/02/202524/02/2025
ActivityPlan StartPlan FinishPlan DurationActual StartActual FinishActual DurationPercent Complete23456789
Stage 1: Initiating242253100.00%
35235280.00%
47348470.00%
 

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Hi,
Thanks for your reply, i have updated my account details but i am unable to add in any add-ins due to my workplace restrictions

i apologise but ive had to paste below what i think you have asked for

Project Plan GANTT
Key: Planned Duration Task Overrun Task complete
MonthJan-25Feb-25Mar-25
W/C06/01/202513/01/202520/01/202527/01/202503/02/202510/02/202517/02/202524/02/202503/03/202510/03/202517/03/202524/03/2025
Critical Path
(Y/N)
ActivityPlan StartPlan FinishPlan DurationActual StartActual FinishActual DurationPercent Complete2345678910111213
Stage 1: Initiating242253100.00%
35235280.00%
47348470.00%
Stage 2: Planning


 
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i have updated my account details
Thanks for that. (y)


but i am unable to add in any add-ins due to my workplace restrictions
Fair enough. For any future threads you start, I suggest you make that point in post 1 so we don't keep asking, ;)


what i think you have asked for
Not quite. I would like to see the expected Gantt chart. Instead, can you manually fill in the colours on your worksheet as you would want and then take a snip of that and paste that into a post here so we can see your goal?
If you can, include the column and row labels in your snip so we can see just where things are?
 
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1737938664041.png


Hope this helps
 
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Thanks for the image. See if this is what you want then.
Not sure what you would want if Actual Start was later/earlier than Plan Start or if Actual Finish was before Plan Finish.
If any of those are possible I would want to see examples of the colours you would want for each situation.

25 01 27.xlsm
CDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU
6Plan StartPlan FinishPlan DurationActual StartActual FinishActual DurationPercent Complete2345678910111213
7242253100.00%
835235280.00%
947348470.00%
Gantt
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
I7:I9Expression=I7=1textNO
J7:U9Expression=AND(J$6>=$C7,J$6<=$D7)textNO
J7:U9Expression=AND(J$6>$D7,J$6<=$G7)textNO
 
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