Example of Working Time Range in ASP.NET Core Gantt Control
This sample visualizes the support for changing the working hours in a day. The selected start and end hours from the property panel will be applied to each task available in the project.
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In this example, you can see how to render a Gantt Chart with the provided data source and customizable working
hours in a day. You can split the working hours in a day to one or more range. So, You can also provide the
dayWorkingTime
property value as array of object collection. Gantt Chart also supports different durationUnit
values as follows:
dayhourminute
You can also set different working time range for different working days using weekWorkingTime property. The weekWorkingTime property enables you to specify different working hours for each day of the week in your Gantt Chart. By configuring this property, you can ensure that tasks are only scheduled during defined working periods, avoiding non-working hours.
Given duration in dataSource will be considered with this unit. In this demo, the hour unit is used
to render taskbars in day hour timeline mode. Gantt Chart supports only 24hours format as of now. The working
hours will differ between organizations. This feature will be helpful to keep track of each task and resource
task status based on the working time of company.
More information on the Essential® Gantt Chart can be found in this documentation section.