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Getting Started Guide
Check out this quick overview of what GraphicSchedule is all about.
Linear Scheduling 101 (eBook)
Learn how to apply the linear scheduling method to your project, and gain valuable insights from industry leaders along the way.
Line Series Guide
How to use the Line Series feature to plot any data over time.
GraphicSchedule Basics –
Linear Schedule
See how this example project is plotted by time and location.
Program Schedule Working Backwards
Learn how to create a simple bar chart, starting from the desired end result.
Using GraphicSchedule as a Simple Scheduling Engine
Learn how to use Excel formulas to calculate a finish date, establish logic between activities, and position shapes on the chart.
Quick Tips
Learn how GraphicSchedule works with Excel to bring you powerful new ways to plan, visualize, and communicate your project.
Check back here for more tips added monthly, or join our mailing list to receive an email from James once a month, delivering new tips right to your inbox.
7 Tips to Make Your Schedule Easier to Read
Draw Order for Overlapping Shapes
Labeling Groups of Repetitive Activities
Reference Timescale or Location Axis with Formulas
Using Side Tables for Location Data
Using Excel Formulas with GraphicSchedule
Viewing GraphicSchedule on Multiple Displays
Simply put, being able to communicate complicated construction phasing concepts and gain buy-in from our stakeholders with a one-page view has become an invaluable part of our toolbox.
Mark von Leffern
Director of Project Controls
I’ve been drawing linear schedules by hand and with Excel for decades. I wish GraphicSchedule existed 20 years ago!
Glen Frank
Resident Engineer | EPC Consultants
GraphicSchedule enables me to present complicated multi-year projects on one nice-looking page, making it much easier for our team to figure out crew and equipment needs.
Amal Kerolos
Engineer
