Using a Project Center view or PowerBI are not really plausible options for printing out a Gantt chart view of a portfolio. The point of note here is that considerable effort has been expended to extract information out of Project Online into Excel (or similar) just so the format could be tweaked and then printed. Quite often these are generated in Excel or in PowerPoint I have even seen hand drafted versions using a whiteboard and post-it notes which are updated each week at a team meeting. I have often noticed when on-site with a client, a large print out of a Gantt chart view of the PMO’s portfolio of projects. The later part of this blog will discuss this option in more detail. This involves extracting data from Project Online using oData feeds and requires advanced Excel skills. Project Roadmap, which is a recently released product from Microsoft.However, PowerBI Premiumincludes an SSRS report server. This requires for a data warehouse solution to be developed and the availability of a Reporting Server, as Project Online does not natively support SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS). Custom reporting – typically SSRS reports.A Power BI report utilizing a Gantt visualization.Listed below are a few methods that can be utilized to view a Gantt chart of a desired program or portfolio: However, what options are there for printing out Gantt charts when using Microsoft Project Online/Server? This article is going to consider some options. Within the Microsoft suite of products and features, there are several options to produce Gantt charts of your portfolio. When it comes to program and portfolio management of projects, a Gantt chart view is often desirable with milestone and other key dates superimposed. Posted by: EPM Partners on February 6, 2019

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