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Dynamic Gantt Charts
In this video, I demonstrate how to create a dynamic Gantt Chart in Excel using VBA, including annotated “Event” diamonds to highlight key moments, like delays due to vandalism or bad weather. You’ll learn how to:
Use VBA to create and add shapes (rectangles and diamonds) for chart visualization.
Add event-specific code to these shapes to highlight project milestones and delays
Incorporate form-based popups to provide additional details for each event.
You can download the fully annotated code (in the Gantt Chart share.xlsb file) below Explore more interesting VBA products and tutorials on my site!
You can download the fully annotated code (in the Gantt Chart share.xlsb file) below Explore more interesting VBA products and tutorials on my site!
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You can download a free example workbook with the code here.
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Ray Mills

Raymond Mills, M.B.A., M.S. has spent over 20 years of his career as an Accountant, Investment Bank, and Credit Card Technical Auditor/ Data Analyst. His specialty was using Excel to get Big Databases including Teradata, Oracle, Sequel Server, and Sybase to give up their secrets.
Ray has said, “I love nothing better than using VBA to unleash the power of Microsoft Office.” You can contact Ray @ 484 574-3190 or by emailing him Here
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Ray has said, “I love nothing better than using VBA to unleash the power of Microsoft Office.” You can contact Ray @ 484 574-3190 or by emailing him Here
If you have a challenge with Excel, Access, or Word and would like to speak with Ray, You can get his contact details by clicking here: Contact Me