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Juan Grandas
Hello,
We know how critical the Gantt chart is for many of you, and we’ve heard your feedback loud and clear. We’re committed to making meaningful improvements, and your input is essential in shaping these changes.
To ensure we’re addressing the right areas, we invite you to take a short survey about zoom levels and timescale headings in the Gantt. Your feedback will directly influence the updates we’re planning.
Thank you for helping us make the Gantt chart better for everyone.
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Vania Pellicioli
Good morning,
I use the Gant for an engineering/construction company, it is very useful for us to have a complete picture of the activities in progress and that are planned.
Even more useful would be to be able to create time intervals for the start and end dates of the tasks, so as to easily identify work periods, insert empty rest periods, make statistics on the duration of the subtasks taking into account the actual working days.
I know that the Gant view does not include time interruptions but a continuous bar, you could evaluate a view more similar to a schedule to be shared also with the customer.
So, as it is now, I find the applicability of the Gant only for hypothetical forecasts, but with little operational use.
I would also add that the possibility of having a slightly larger screen zoom would complete the work.
If you have about ten construction sites at the same time (active or not) with dedicated subtasks, today it is not possible to view them all together in a single view.
I hope you can accept this request and allow me to adapt it to our needs.
thanks
Eric Wanzeller
An improvement that would make a lot of difference: today the Gantt is one of the only visualizations that does not allow you to group tasks. This limits a lot. It would be very useful to be able to group by custom fields or even by other criteria, as is already the case in other views - and even in tools like Notion.
Eric Wanzeller
One feature that I would see a lot of value in Gantt 3.0 would be the possibility of comparing planned vs. performed directly in the visualization. The logic would be: after planning all the tasks, we click on a button to save that as a baseline. At any time, it would be enough to activate an icon (like an 'eye') to superimpose planned and performed on the Gantt, allowing you to simultaneously see the deviations of each task.
It would also be important to be able to redefine the 'planned', if the baseline is adjusted.
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Shane Taylor
It would be nice if people's questions in this thread weren't ignored, and someone answered the ETA question since it's been in development for a long time, and there are over 1500 people who have voted for it. Oh, and it's the primary reason many of us have joined ClickUp. It kinda feels like a bait-and-switch, given there are even ClickUp webinars for construction (i.e., the de facto example given for Gantt chart applicability). Please pause the everything-has-do-be-AI stuff and fix this required bread-and-butter feature. Please. 🙏 Juan Grandas
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Shane Taylor
What is the ETA on this? As a construction company (i,.e. the de facto example of using a Gantt chart over the last 20 years), the current functionality is not enough. We need the Gantt chart to Gantt chart like Gantt charts have been doing for the last two decades.
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Chris Kantrowitz
is there an update on when you think this will be comlete?
Huw Whyment
Please, please allow parent tasks to rollup and reflect the subtasks rather than looking like a separate task in gantt view. As far as i'm concerned as soon as you add subtasks the parent task doesn't need to be editable and separate - just needs to reflect whats below it. if you don't want this behaviour then don't create subtasks. Parent tasks in the visual should look like they are a rolled up summary of the subtasks - again not appear as a separate task. this is also a bugbear in list view where parent tasks show up in 'separate' subtask toggle - they don't need to as the subtasks already show
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Shane Taylor
Huw Whyment While this is a terrible and hidden implementation of this (perhaps I missed it, but I didn't find any documetation on this), if you right-click on each parent task, there is a "Use subtasks dates" option.
Huw Whyment
Shane Taylor thanks - I have usedthat buit it seems to not work well if you then go back to list view for example, subtask dates seem to mess up again. My main point was the lack of proper parent task implementation both functionally in how they perform and summarise tasks below them and visually in the gantt chart particularly. They need to be defined as something different than a subtask - if i ut 'separate' subtasks in a view i dont want to also see empty paerent tasks. all just feels a littlue undercooked and not thought through. be great if v3 can fix this, if not please add to v4!
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Claire Thomas
It would be great to display custom FY's in Gantt. Ie: Our calendar year runs from Mar - Feb. It is critical our Gantt view display in our calendar year and not the standard calendar year
Guy Mannerings
We really need a Year over Month view.
This is a really standard view, and really should have been available from the beginning.
A simple Year on top, Months on bottom view.
This would look like the current "Year" option, but with Months underneath instead of Quarters.
Quarters are not used by everyone. Also, is it Calendar Quarters or Financial Year Quarters? There is zero clarity with Quarters.
The closest we have is "Quarters" view, but it's messy to look at with the Year repeating in new columns.
I just want to see the Year in one column, one time, with each Month in a column underneath.
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have customisability for the top row vs bottom for for Time Period?Bugra Oktay
LBell
Can we disable start dates for tasks in Gantt?
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