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Gantt chart

• Gantt chartganttUseful for tracking the time it takes to complete a project.
• The X-axis represents time, and the Y-axis records the different tasks and the order in which they are completed.
• Note:
  • When you specify the exclusion of a date, day, or collection of dates, the Gantt chart does not generate a time gap within the task, but automatically ADAPTS to extend the corresponding days to the right.
  • When the excluded date is between two consecutive starting tasks, the excluded date is automatically skipped, leaving space for subsequent tasks to start after the excluded date.
  • excludesAccept specific dates in YYYY-MM-DD format, days of the week (” Sunday “), or “Weekends”, but not “weekdays”.
  • The red lines in the diagram represent tomorrow’s dates.
  • Task status: CompleteddoneTo activateactive, emergencycrit.

Gantt dateFormat YYYY-MM-DD title This is the lower class2021-08-10.2021-08-11, axisFormat %m-%d Section A chapter A :done, des1,2021-08-06,1d active tasks: Active, DES2,2021-08-09D: After DES2, 5d section B:2021-08-06C :crit, done, after des1, 2D :crit, active, 3D: Crit, 5dCopy the code

Gantt dateFormat YYYY-MM-DD title This is the title excludes 2021-08-10,2021-08-11, Weekends axisFormat %m-% D Section A chapter completed task A Done, DES1, 2021-08-06, 1D Active task: Active, DES2, 2021-08-09, 3D Future task: B: Crit, done, 2021-08-06,24h C: Crit, done, after des1 2D continuous start of active urgent task D: Crit, active, 3D urgent future task: Crit, 5D

The name of the

• The titletitle, which is optional, is directly above the Gantt chart.
• chaptersectionA Gantt chart can be broken down into sections, indicating that the tasks of the project are broken down into different parts. The title of the chapter ismandatory.

Set the time

• Time Format settingdateFormat, customize the time format, refer to the following table:

• Axis time format, default isYYYY-MM-DD, can also passaxisFormatFrom the definition, the formatting symbol looks like this:

%a - working day for short %a - working day full name %b - month for short %b - month full name %c - date and time, equivalent to "%a %b %e %H:%M:%S %Y" %d - 0 padding, [01,31] %e - space padding, [1,31]; Equivalent to %_d % h-24 hour time [00,23] % i-12 hour time [01,12] %j - day in year [001,366] %m - month [01,12] %m - minute [00,59] %L - millisecond [000, 999] %p - morning or afternoon %S - second [00,61] %U - number of weeks in the year (Sunday is the first day of the week [00,53] %w - week [0(Sunday),6] %w - number of weeks in the year (Monday is the first day of the week) [00,53] %x - date, As "% % % m/d/Y" % X - time, the as "m H % : % : % S" % Y - year of double-digit 00 [13] % Y - a four-digit year % q - quarter [1, 4]Copy the code

The pie chart

• A pie chart is a statistical graph of a circle that is divided into pieces to represent different proportions.
• With the keywordpieAt the beginning
• This is followed by an optional title totitleThe keyword begins, followed by the title
• Following is the data set. The format of the data set is:
  • Data name, in double quotes""modified
  • The data name is followed by a colon:
  • A colon followed by a colonA positive number(Supports two decimal digits)

Pie title Ratio of seven men to women"Men"  : 51.24
"Women" : 48.76
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"Male" : 51.24 "female" : 48.76

That’s an introduction to UML gantt charts and pie charts, and the related Markdown syntax 🙂