Gantt chart looks squished because small time slot unit
I have a problem with my gantt chart.
It looks squished because i am specifying timeframes in weeks, but they are shown in days.
Therefore, the milestone rectangle looks weird.
I already tried to set time slot unit
to week
, but unfortunately this key is not available.
What are my options?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
section{MWE}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}}
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
The question PGFGantt Compressed Calendar by week? seems to be related, but I think I actually applied the solution and it is not that useful in my case, because I have a lot more frames causing the problem.
On the other side I am not able to increase x unit
because then the chart does not longer fit the page.
pgfgantt
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I have a problem with my gantt chart.
It looks squished because i am specifying timeframes in weeks, but they are shown in days.
Therefore, the milestone rectangle looks weird.
I already tried to set time slot unit
to week
, but unfortunately this key is not available.
What are my options?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
section{MWE}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}}
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
The question PGFGantt Compressed Calendar by week? seems to be related, but I think I actually applied the solution and it is not that useful in my case, because I have a lot more frames causing the problem.
On the other side I am not able to increase x unit
because then the chart does not longer fit the page.
pgfgantt
what do you mean by they are shown in days? I see they are being shown in weeks ;) Could you clarify a bit more about what exactly you are trying to achieve?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 10:07
1
it is shown as weeks because i set vgrid. the underlying time unit is days. Because of that the marker for milestones looks squished.
– Jens
Feb 6 at 10:12
add a comment |
I have a problem with my gantt chart.
It looks squished because i am specifying timeframes in weeks, but they are shown in days.
Therefore, the milestone rectangle looks weird.
I already tried to set time slot unit
to week
, but unfortunately this key is not available.
What are my options?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
section{MWE}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}}
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
The question PGFGantt Compressed Calendar by week? seems to be related, but I think I actually applied the solution and it is not that useful in my case, because I have a lot more frames causing the problem.
On the other side I am not able to increase x unit
because then the chart does not longer fit the page.
pgfgantt
I have a problem with my gantt chart.
It looks squished because i am specifying timeframes in weeks, but they are shown in days.
Therefore, the milestone rectangle looks weird.
I already tried to set time slot unit
to week
, but unfortunately this key is not available.
What are my options?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
section{MWE}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}}
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
The question PGFGantt Compressed Calendar by week? seems to be related, but I think I actually applied the solution and it is not that useful in my case, because I have a lot more frames causing the problem.
On the other side I am not able to increase x unit
because then the chart does not longer fit the page.
pgfgantt
pgfgantt
edited Feb 6 at 10:08
Jens
asked Feb 6 at 9:52
JensJens
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what do you mean by they are shown in days? I see they are being shown in weeks ;) Could you clarify a bit more about what exactly you are trying to achieve?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 10:07
1
it is shown as weeks because i set vgrid. the underlying time unit is days. Because of that the marker for milestones looks squished.
– Jens
Feb 6 at 10:12
add a comment |
what do you mean by they are shown in days? I see they are being shown in weeks ;) Could you clarify a bit more about what exactly you are trying to achieve?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 10:07
1
it is shown as weeks because i set vgrid. the underlying time unit is days. Because of that the marker for milestones looks squished.
– Jens
Feb 6 at 10:12
what do you mean by they are shown in days? I see they are being shown in weeks ;) Could you clarify a bit more about what exactly you are trying to achieve?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 10:07
what do you mean by they are shown in days? I see they are being shown in weeks ;) Could you clarify a bit more about what exactly you are trying to achieve?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 10:07
1
1
it is shown as weeks because i set vgrid. the underlying time unit is days. Because of that the marker for milestones looks squished.
– Jens
Feb 6 at 10:12
it is shown as weeks because i set vgrid. the underlying time unit is days. Because of that the marker for milestones looks squished.
– Jens
Feb 6 at 10:12
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May be as said in the pgfgantt
manual (under the section 2.7.3 Options: Chart Element Positioning), we could play with milestone left shift =<factor>, milestone right shift = <factor>
to relax the squished representation.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
% time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}},
milestone left shift =-1,
milestone right shift =2
%%
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
this gives you:
Update 1 with Jens's nice update
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
% time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}},
milestone left shift =-1,
milestone right shift =2,
chart element start border=right,
% Jens's nice update
link bulge = 1.3,
link/.style={-to, rounded corners = 3pt}
%%
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
we can get:
PS: I also believe that bar/group left/right shift can yield these smooth links (of course neither the bulge not the rounded corners ;-)
).
ok that works, any idea how to resolve the problem with the link? Because that looks a bit weird, too :/
– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:17
@Jens you mean the link between each rows?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 12:22
1
i mean the link between, e.g., ganttbar and ganttlinkedbar, but i already found a solution:link bulge=1.3
and alsolink/.style={-to, rounded corners = 3pt},
for the options looks quite good
– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:26
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May be as said in the pgfgantt
manual (under the section 2.7.3 Options: Chart Element Positioning), we could play with milestone left shift =<factor>, milestone right shift = <factor>
to relax the squished representation.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
% time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}},
milestone left shift =-1,
milestone right shift =2
%%
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
this gives you:
Update 1 with Jens's nice update
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
% time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}},
milestone left shift =-1,
milestone right shift =2,
chart element start border=right,
% Jens's nice update
link bulge = 1.3,
link/.style={-to, rounded corners = 3pt}
%%
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
we can get:
PS: I also believe that bar/group left/right shift can yield these smooth links (of course neither the bulge not the rounded corners ;-)
).
ok that works, any idea how to resolve the problem with the link? Because that looks a bit weird, too :/
– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:17
@Jens you mean the link between each rows?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 12:22
1
i mean the link between, e.g., ganttbar and ganttlinkedbar, but i already found a solution:link bulge=1.3
and alsolink/.style={-to, rounded corners = 3pt},
for the options looks quite good
– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:26
add a comment |
May be as said in the pgfgantt
manual (under the section 2.7.3 Options: Chart Element Positioning), we could play with milestone left shift =<factor>, milestone right shift = <factor>
to relax the squished representation.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
% time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}},
milestone left shift =-1,
milestone right shift =2
%%
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
this gives you:
Update 1 with Jens's nice update
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
% time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}},
milestone left shift =-1,
milestone right shift =2,
chart element start border=right,
% Jens's nice update
link bulge = 1.3,
link/.style={-to, rounded corners = 3pt}
%%
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
we can get:
PS: I also believe that bar/group left/right shift can yield these smooth links (of course neither the bulge not the rounded corners ;-)
).
ok that works, any idea how to resolve the problem with the link? Because that looks a bit weird, too :/
– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:17
@Jens you mean the link between each rows?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 12:22
1
i mean the link between, e.g., ganttbar and ganttlinkedbar, but i already found a solution:link bulge=1.3
and alsolink/.style={-to, rounded corners = 3pt},
for the options looks quite good
– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:26
add a comment |
May be as said in the pgfgantt
manual (under the section 2.7.3 Options: Chart Element Positioning), we could play with milestone left shift =<factor>, milestone right shift = <factor>
to relax the squished representation.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
% time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}},
milestone left shift =-1,
milestone right shift =2
%%
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
this gives you:
Update 1 with Jens's nice update
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
% time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}},
milestone left shift =-1,
milestone right shift =2,
chart element start border=right,
% Jens's nice update
link bulge = 1.3,
link/.style={-to, rounded corners = 3pt}
%%
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
we can get:
PS: I also believe that bar/group left/right shift can yield these smooth links (of course neither the bulge not the rounded corners ;-)
).
May be as said in the pgfgantt
manual (under the section 2.7.3 Options: Chart Element Positioning), we could play with milestone left shift =<factor>, milestone right shift = <factor>
to relax the squished representation.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
% time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}},
milestone left shift =-1,
milestone right shift =2
%%
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
this gives you:
Update 1 with Jens's nice update
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{pgfgantt}
begin{document}
begin{ganttchart}[
hgrid,
vgrid={*{6}{draw=none}, dotted},
x unit=0.125cm,
time slot format=isodate,
% time slot unit=day,
calendar week text = {Wcurrentweek{}},
milestone left shift =-1,
milestone right shift =2,
chart element start border=right,
% Jens's nice update
link bulge = 1.3,
link/.style={-to, rounded corners = 3pt}
%%
]{2019-02-04}{2019-05-19}
gantttitlecalendar{year, month=name, week} \
ganttgroup{Proposal}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-24} \
ganttbar{Proposal Submits}{2019-02-04}{2019-02-10}
ganttlinkedbar{}{2019-02-18}{2019-02-24} \
ganttgroup{Implementation}{2019-02-11}{2019-03-03} \
ganttbar{Something}{2019-02-11}{2019-02-17} \
ganttlinkedbar{Else...}{2019-02-18}{2019-03-03} \
ganttlinkedmilestone{Milestone 1}{2019-03-03}
end{ganttchart}
end{document}
we can get:
PS: I also believe that bar/group left/right shift can yield these smooth links (of course neither the bulge not the rounded corners ;-)
).
edited Feb 6 at 12:44
answered Feb 6 at 10:29
RaajaRaaja
3,75521037
3,75521037
ok that works, any idea how to resolve the problem with the link? Because that looks a bit weird, too :/
– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:17
@Jens you mean the link between each rows?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 12:22
1
i mean the link between, e.g., ganttbar and ganttlinkedbar, but i already found a solution:link bulge=1.3
and alsolink/.style={-to, rounded corners = 3pt},
for the options looks quite good
– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:26
add a comment |
ok that works, any idea how to resolve the problem with the link? Because that looks a bit weird, too :/
– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:17
@Jens you mean the link between each rows?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 12:22
1
i mean the link between, e.g., ganttbar and ganttlinkedbar, but i already found a solution:link bulge=1.3
and alsolink/.style={-to, rounded corners = 3pt},
for the options looks quite good
– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:26
ok that works, any idea how to resolve the problem with the link? Because that looks a bit weird, too :/
– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:17
ok that works, any idea how to resolve the problem with the link? Because that looks a bit weird, too :/
– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:17
@Jens you mean the link between each rows?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 12:22
@Jens you mean the link between each rows?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 12:22
1
1
i mean the link between, e.g., ganttbar and ganttlinkedbar, but i already found a solution:
link bulge=1.3
and also link/.style={-to, rounded corners = 3pt},
for the options looks quite good– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:26
i mean the link between, e.g., ganttbar and ganttlinkedbar, but i already found a solution:
link bulge=1.3
and also link/.style={-to, rounded corners = 3pt},
for the options looks quite good– Jens
Feb 6 at 12:26
add a comment |
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what do you mean by they are shown in days? I see they are being shown in weeks ;) Could you clarify a bit more about what exactly you are trying to achieve?
– Raaja
Feb 6 at 10:07
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it is shown as weeks because i set vgrid. the underlying time unit is days. Because of that the marker for milestones looks squished.
– Jens
Feb 6 at 10:12