Hourly Gantt Chart

OnePager is the leading plan communications application, and connects with either Microsoft Project or Excel to build hourly Gantt charts like this:

If you are an Excel user, please read this article with detailed instructions on how to build an hourly Gantt chart in Excel, instead of the current article which is geared towards Microsoft Project users.

OnePager can also be used to build hourly project timelines, if that's what you are looking to do instead of a Gantt chart.

How it Works

1. Start with your project plan. In this example, we'll use a Microsoft Project plan, but you can use an Excel spreadsheet if you prefer. This simple plan has five tasks, all scheduled at different times on the same day:
   
2. We'll import these five tasks by clicking the OnePager Pro button on Microsoft Project's (or Excel's) Add-Ins tab. Not using OnePager yet? You can download a free trial.
   
3. Click the NEW button to build a new Gantt Chart, then pick the "Hourly Gantt Chart" template from the import wizard:
   
4. Click the Create New Project View button at the bottom of the wizard, and your hourly Gantt chart will appear:
   

OnePager is the easiest way to create an hour-by-hour Gantt chart for your project. OnePager works directly with MS Project or Excel, so there isn't a need to try to rebuild your project plan in a different format just to get a pretty picture.

Get started today by downloading a free trial or attending one of our demonstration webinars.