The user’s recent reply made me wonder whether the Gantt Chart Wizard is still available in Microsoft Project 2019.
In fact, as an aside, the Gantt Chart Wizard was documented in the first book in which I was a co-author (technically a contributing author), which was the Special Edition: Using Microsoft Project 2002 book, published by Que Publishing. Truth be known, I have not thought about the Gantt Chart Wizard for at least a decade, if not longer than that. The user who posted the most recently reply, however, offered another way to hide those resource names: use the Gantt Chart Wizard. This question and several follow up questions were all answered successfully back in 2011. The original question was how to hide the resource names that are displayed at the right end of the Gantt bars shown in the default Gantt Chart view. Out of curiosity, I read this most recent reply, and was hit by a “blast out of the past” as I read it. I was greatly amused that anyone would reply to a post that was so old and that was marked as answered so long ago. I was recently reading the latest posts in the Project Standard and Professional user forum, when I found a recent reply to a question that was originally posted in March 2011. Project Portfolio Management (PPM) Training.Project Management Office (PMO) Training.Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Training.Project Management Certification Training.
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