This can be helpful in reviewing your original schedule to see where the timeline may have "slipped." You can right-click on any cell and select View History to see previous values saved within it. The Start and End dates you select are meant to be the starting point for your scheduling and may shift as your schedule shifts. If your sheet includes a Gantt chart, the Start and End dates will be used to plot out bars in the chart. Clicking the date-picker icon in the cell will ensure that the date is in the correct format. Learn more about how these values are calculated in our article on Parent Rollup Functionality.Įach scheduled task requires a Start and End date with month, day, and year.
The values in the above project sheet columns are calculated automatically and can't be modified. With dependencies enabled, each parent row will reflect a summary overview of the child rows (sub-tasks) indented underneath. Right-click any column's header and select Project Settings, or click the Project Settings icon in the Gantt chart header to enable dependencies and map your columns to the automated functionality. You can't use formulas in the above columns when dependencies are enabled. In a project sheet, you can enable automated dependency functionality in the following columns:
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