OnePager Granted Second Patent on Conditional Formatting

We’re excited to announce that the US Patent and Trademark Office has recently issued OnePager a second patent on its conditional formatting technology.

If you’ve used OnePager for a while, but haven’t taken advantage of conditional formatting yet, now is a great time to explore it and see how it can help make your project timelines and Gantt charts more accurate while saving you the trouble of doing manual point-and-click edits.

Conditional formatting makes use of the data that you already have in your project schedule to automatically assign colors, shapes, borders, and more to the shapes in your project report. Here are a few examples of how our users leverage conditional formatting to make use of their project data instead of formatting their timelines by hand:

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See You At DIA?

We’re excited to have a booth at this year’s Drug Information Association (DIA) 2019 Global Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA next month.

We very much look forward to visiting with many of our current pharmaceutical OnePager users during the breaks! We’re very close to one of the concession areas, as noted below.

If you happen to notice us, please come by Booth #1052 and say hello!

OnePager DIA 2019 Booth Location

Mavericks

Did you know that you can “maverick” tasks or milestone shapes in OnePager?

This is the term we use when one or many shapes in the body of the chart have had any of their properties manually modified.

If you happen to modify one or many shapes using the capabilities in the Home tab on the Ribbon (Font, Format, Alignment, Position), or right-clicked on a shape and chosen Format to reveal the Change Task/Milestone Properties to make a change there… you have “mavericked” your shapes.

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