In this form you view the GANTT work order chart and, by simply dragging with the mouse, you can:

• move them in time,
• lengthen them or shorten them.

An estimate of the daily workload is also displayed.

To customize the display of bars on the GANTThart, see Configuring bar colors.

Display settings

• Start date: First date displayed in the "Calendar" pane. Work orders finished prior to this date or too far in the future will appear in the list but their task bar is not visible.
  The start date of the display can also be modified by clicking on the icons to move forward or backward in the calendar.
• Sort by date/by priority: To display work orders in increasing order of the start date or priority.
• "Apply" button: To apply the display modifications.
• Take links into account: Unchecking this box allows you to move the work orders freely without taking the synchronization links into account; see Work order [Association]. The links, however, are not deleted and you can restore the constraint by checking the box again.

Calendar

• Zoom: The zoom out and zoom in functions allow you to go from one level of detail to another, e.g. day/week, week/month.
  The default scale can be configured in the dictionary.
• Shift: In order to set the date range, use the horizontal arrows to go forward and to recalculate. The shift depends on the zoom level.

List of work orders

• Alerts: The first column contains the icon if an alert is reported for the work order. You can display details by going to or clicking on the icon; see Alerts.
• Work order: Identifier of the work order. For opening the work order details in read-only mode. Place the cursor on the work order code to display the equipment.
• Name: That of the work order.
• Workload: Total estimated time in hours for the work order. Calculated as a function of the resources or entered in the work order details, according to the user's choice. The workload does not depend on the work order duration.
• Start and end: Dates of the work order. Can be changed in these columns or graphically by dragging the work order.

Chart

• Date columns: Depending on the zoom, a column represents a day, week, or month. Sundays are generally shown in a darker color, but the administrator can modify this setting.
• Work order bar: The bar starts on the first day of the work order and ends on the last, regardless of the workload. If the work order has fixed dates, the bar is surrounded by two black lines. In this case it cannot be moved.
• Total time: This is the cumulative estimated workload for the time range corresponding to the column. The workload is always considered to be evenly distributed over the work order duration.

All work orders on the list are taken into account, including any appearing on another page.

Example of workload calculation:

Work order A runs from 2 to 3 April and has a workload of 10 hours, which is an average of five hours per day.
Work order B runs from 1 to 5 April and has a workload of 20 hours, which is an average of four hours per day.

→ The workload on 1 April is four hours, that of 2 April nine hours, that of 3 April nine hours, that of 4 April four hours, etc.