To change the appearance of working and nonworking days in the Calendar view, right-click anywhere in the Calendar view, and then select Timescale in the menu that appears.

Topic shows the user how to change the appearance of the timeline in Project web app, including: changing the fonts and colors, changing how dates are displayed, changing how tasks appear, …

Create another timeline In Project, you can create a second timeline bar, to show multiple timelines, and then you can change the start and end dates for each timeline.

See how you can modify the timeline's fonts and colors, and to display a certain set of tasks in the best way to communicate your plans.

This topic instructs users on the various ways they can format the bar chart of a Gantt Chart view in Microsoft Project 2007, 2010, 2013, and 2016.

Using Microsoft Project Web App, you can easily define the fiscal periods for a specific year. By creating the fiscal periods in bulk, you can base them off several different models, and Project will calculate …

Set or change the start date or finish date of your project. By default, Project schedules from the start time.

Project has 21 different date formats for wherever they show up in your project (columns, calendars, timelines, Gantt bars, reports). You can change the date format on the Project Options dialog box: …

Sometimes you might need a milestone to track a task that’s outside the scope of your project. If the milestone depends on a project that is beyond your control, such as software that is being developed …

If you want to change the appearance of the Gantt Chart view to display nonworking time for a particular resource (such as vacation times as well as weekends), in the Calendar list, select the calendar for …