I would like to use Gantt chart to create a chart to show scheduled time duration and worked time duration, the worked time will overlap the scheduled time for each scheduled session. Data example and chart example are attached in excel. I am new to Gantt chart, Appreciate if anyone could advise. Thanks!
data is here:
https://community.tableau.com/s/question/0D58b00009oelDLCAY/how-to-use-gantt-chart-to-show-overlapped-time-duration-scheduled-time-and-worked-time
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I need to be able to adjust the Ideal date on the iteration burndown chart. I am experimenting and the hours were added after the start of the sprint but I want them to show as added on the first day so the chart is reflecting my perception.
What would I need to tweak in the source code for me to trick it into showing what I want?
I am not a developer so I haven't tried much yet.
So I am doing a reminder tool in Visual Basic for myself and I added a MonthCalendar to the windows (check image). It runs great. User writes down the name and a date (in 24 hour format for now) and then when you click the add reminder, it registers it into the listbox and also writes it into a file so when user closes and opens the application, it stays there. When the time in my PC coincides with the one in the program, a message pops up. The only thing left I'm having trouble is with dates.
I want to be able to choose a date and a message popping at that day with the time. I know it might be simple, but for some reason I can't think of a way and searching around didn't help me.
Here's a snippet of the code I have for when the time coincides:
If (TimeValue(Now) = time) Then 'Dim time As String = l.Substring(0, 9)
MsgBox(msg)
End If
I thought using an If statement similar to this would work, but it tells me that dates really don't go well with boolean and I tried looking around the subfunctions, but I've yet to find any.
To be clear: The only thing I need is to be able to register the date. Here's an image of the designer view.
Design View
Use a Timer. Calculate how many milliseconds there are until the event and set the Interval of the Timer to that value. The maximum Interval value gives you just over 24 days. If you need more than that then simply set the Interval again when the Tick occurs. You keep going in jumps of ~24 days until you get to the event.
I am using IE to run open a link and perform a calculation. These calculations take some time, and I'd like to generate an excel file that stores the calculation duration. Only time indication I'm currently aware of is the status bar on the bottom. How can I get that value and import it into an Excel worksheet?
Alternatively, if there's any other workaround to just getting the time required to run a page and storing the value, please let me know.
Best,
George
I make a application how save or show new calendar events. through the help of https://github.com/stelford/Titanium-Calendar.git,
but, how i reminder daily, weekly or yearly, and how to alert through any alarm. if any idea than help me.
I assume it's iOS. You can't set the native alarm from your app. For the reminder, maybe you can set a repeating calendar event? or look into LocalNotification.
I have several froms in my application. When application starts, a timer starts for 30 minutes.
I want to show the remaining time using a popup window, message or whatever, on whichever form the user is at that time.
Please advise how to do it.
Thanks
Furqan
The timer objects in the .net framework do not give access to the time already elapsed or remaining.
However when your application starts you will can create and start a stop watch.
private _sw as System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch = System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch.StartNew()
At any time you can then call the following code which you can subtract from your 30 minutes
_sw.Elapsed.TotalSeconds
To show this time constantly on a form you may need a second timer to update the screen that queries this value.