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Master Scheduling Solutions Master schedulers build complex and intricate project schedules, timelines and cartoons with lots of detail. However, it can be difficult to summarize these schedules in a way that is easy for clients or executives to understand. OnePager can help you: Summarize complex schedules into a simple timeline Standardize schedule charts and reports into a single format Easily update your Gantt charts as the master schedule changes from week to week Dynamically group, sort or color-code the master schedule based on data in MS Project or Excel Sample Master Schedules OnePager is used by master schedulers to create straightforward timelines and Gantt charts from even the most complicated program schedules. It does so dynamically based on the schedule information you already have in Microsoft Project or Excel:
		Building PowerPoint Presentations from MS Project Plans Learn how to convert a Microsoft Project plan into an easy-to-read timeline that is perfect for PowerPoint presentations. View MS Project Presentation >

		How to Present a Schedule made in Microsoft Project This article describes how to export your Microsoft Project plan into a PowerPoint-friendly format that is perfect for executive presentations. View Presenting MS Project Schedules >

		Create a view of a Microsoft Project Portfolio or Program Learn how to create a program or portfolio-level view of multiple Microsoft Project plans. View Project Portfolio >

		Building Multi-Project Timelines This agile task board is used for release planning, and gives a prioritized list of new features for a software product. View Multi-Project Timeline >

		Showing How Project Plans Change Quickly illustrate the changes that occur in your project plan from week-to-week or month-to-month using OnePager's snapshot feature that takes versioned histories of your project schedule. View Project Plan Changes >

		Creating a Timeline View in Microsoft Project 2003 This quick article shows you how to create a simple timeline view in Microsoft Project 2003. View MS Project 2003 Timeline >

		Creating a Timeline View in Microsoft Project 2007 This quick article shows you how to create a simple timeline view/Gantt chart from Microsoft Project 2007. View MS Project 2007 Timeline >

		Create an Agile Task Board Using an MS Project Backlog This article describes how to create an task board for the Agile methodology using user stories and requirements tracked in a Microsoft Project plan. View Project Portfolio >

		Creating an Agile Roadmap Using an Excel Backlog See how to create a roadmap for your Agile project using an existing list of requirements and user stories kept in Microsoft Excel. View Project Portfolio >

		Building an Agile Project Timeline Learn how Scrum Masters are building project timelines that fit into the Agile methodology. View Project Portfolio >

		Creating a Multi-Phase Project Schedule This article describes how to build a Gantt chart and separate it into multiple phases based on a Microsoft Project outline plan. View Multi-Phased Project Schedule >

		Summarizing a Multi-Project Schedule Find out how to create a one-page summary of multiple projects from different MS Project plans. View Multi-Project Schedule >

		Creating a Microsoft Project Template Learn how to set up a template that will standardize all of your Microsoft Project plans in a consistent presentation format. View Microsoft Project Template >

		Building a Simple Project Timeline This article describes how OnePager Pro, an add-in for Microsoft Project, can create simple timelines of one or many project plans. View Simple Project Timeline >

		Enhancing the Microsoft Project 2010 Timeline View Learn how the timeline view in MS Project 2010 can create simple Gantt charts, and how OnePager can make these Gantt charts even more powerful with dynamic grouping, sorting, and color-coding. View Microsoft Project 2010 Timeline View >

		How to Make a Gantt Chart in Microsoft Excel Many project managers keep track of schedules, but don't have a way to create Gantt charts easily. OnePager Express can create a Gantt chart from virtually any Excel spreadsheet. View Excel Gantt Chart >

		Tracking Project Schedule Changes in a Timeline View See how OnePager can create a series of progressive timelines that track the changes to individual tasks or phases within your Microsoft Project plan. View Project Schedule Change Tracking >

		Sharing Gantt Chart Templates Across the PMO Learn how to create a Gantt chart template for one or many Microsoft Project plans and share it with other project managers in your PMO. The template allows the entire PMO to create consistent project presentations. View Gantt Chart Template >

		Project Presentation Software How to use project presentation software to build a presentation or report from a Microsoft Project plan. View Project Presentation Software >

		Project Summary Timelines Follow these simple steps to create a summary timeline of one or many Microsoft Project plans using OnePager Pro. View Project Summary Timeline >

		Building Historical Gantt Charts Learn how to create a collection of historical Gantt charts from an MS Project plan to keep track of how your schedule and deliverables have changed from week-to-week or month-to-month. View Historical Gantt Chart >

		Creating Virtual Summary Tasks from MS Project See how you can take a cluttered MS Project schedule and collapse it into an easy-to-understand summary using OnePager Pro. View Virtual Summary Task >

		Simplifying Complex Projects See how easy it is to simplify a complex project into a single-page Gantt chart that is easy to update from week-to-week. View Simplifying Complex Projects >

		Building a multi-project schedule in Excel If you keep track of multiple projects in Excel, you need a simple way to present them all at once. OnePager Express, an add-in for Excel, summarizes multiple project schedules into a one-page report. View Multi-Project Excel Schedule >

		Creating multi-phased project timelines in Excel See how easy it is to take a multi-phased project plan from Excel and create a PowerPoint-ready timeline. View Multi-Phase Excel Timeline >

		Updating Excel Gantt Chart Presentations Learn how to create a Gantt chart in Excel that is easy to update as your project plan changes from week-to-week or month-to-month. View Updating Excel Gantt Charts >

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Master Scheduling Solutions

Sample Master Schedules

Building PowerPoint Presentations from MS Project Plans

How to Present a Schedule made in Microsoft Project

Create a view of a Microsoft Project Portfolio or Program

Building Multi-Project Timelines

Showing How Project Plans Change

Creating a Timeline View in Microsoft Project 2003

Creating a Timeline View in Microsoft Project 2007

Create an Agile Task Board Using an MS Project Backlog

Creating an Agile Roadmap Using an Excel Backlog

Building an Agile Project Timeline

Creating a Multi-Phase Project Schedule

Summarizing a Multi-Project Schedule

Creating a Microsoft Project Template

Building a Simple Project Timeline

Enhancing the Microsoft Project 2010 Timeline View

How to Make a Gantt Chart in Microsoft Excel

Tracking Project Schedule Changes in a Timeline View

Sharing Gantt Chart Templates Across the PMO

Project Presentation Software

Project Summary Timelines

Building Historical Gantt Charts

Creating Virtual Summary Tasks from MS Project

Simplifying Complex Projects

Building a multi-project schedule in Excel

Creating multi-phased project timelines in Excel

Updating Excel Gantt Chart Presentations

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