Monthly Archives: December 2015

Best of OnePager Blog – Most Read All Time

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Happy New Year to all of our OnePager users!

We very much appreciate you and hope you find this week’s edition helpful.  These are our top-three most viewed blog articles of all time.

At #3 with 1,940 views – Best Practices for Project Reporting: Swimlanes (Part 3/6)

At #2 with 4,077 views – Building Gantt Charts in PowerPoint?  Think again!

At #1 with 7,133 views – Microsoft Project Formulas:  the Smart Way to Filter Tasks for OnePager Pro

We wish you and your colleagues the very best in 2016!

Sincerely, The Chronicle Graphics Team

Best of OnePager Blog – OnePager Best Practices

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While we do have an upcoming 3rd and final Video for the 5.3 release, we’ve decided to hold that until January.

But, rather than give you all a cheeky holiday post, we thought another “Best of” was warranted.

We’ve had many blog posts over the years about best practices in OnePager, which are all still relevant today.  These three, in particular, are toward the top of the list, and we hope you find them informative!

OnePager Tip: Shorten Task Names for Clarity

Lesson From Biggest Loser – Weigh In More Frequently for Better Performance

Best Practices for Project Reporting: Standardization (Part 5/6)

Happy Holidays from the Chronicle Graphics Team!

OnePager 5.3 Introduction – Part 2

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Last week we presented the first video in a series outlining the new improvements to OnePager in version 5.3.  If you missed it, you can watch it by clicking this link.

This week is Part 2 and can be viewed below.

We’ll be reaching out to all existing users very soon with more information about how to upgrade to OnePager version 5.3, so please hold tight!

OnePager 5.3 Is Here!

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We are very excited to announce the latest release of OnePager, version 5.3.

The enhancements reviewed in the below video (Part 1 of 3) are:

  1. Standalone – you can now launch OnePager from your desktop (the add-in is now optional)
  2. Data Tab – you can now Update your Project Views without leaving the editor
  3. Direct Export to PPT or PDF
  4. Mirror settings between the Task Bars and Milestones tabs in the Project-View Properties
  5. Addition of new milestone shapes

Have a look!

Check out Part 2 next week!

Best of OnePager Blog – Formulas in Microsoft Project

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We’ve recently had a significant uptick in readership and for that reason we’d like to begin sprinkling in some of, what might be considered, our best posts in organized groups.

This week we’re going to share previous posts that will help you automate population of Flag columns in Project through the use of formulas.  Your Flag columns are Custom Fields in Project, which means that you can write formulas to avoid manually combing through your data and putting a “yes” value where you need them.FormulasImage Continue reading →