Complex and extended Gantt task from individual parts

This example demonstrates also many ways of dragging Run bars: Dragging bar by left mouse button moves the single bar and if required, moves the others.
By right button moves the whole task. By ctrl + left button moves the bar freely and joins it with other bars if overlapped.
By ctrl + right button moves the bar and if required shrinks the others (removes spaces between them).
By shift + left button moves the bar to another row. By shift + right button moves the entire task (all boxes, including fixed) to another row.

There are five tutorials for Gantt task types and features:

1. Simple Main bar and Milestone - Continuous bar or one milestone
2. Main bar parts - Discrete main bar with more milestones
3. Main bar plans - More independent main bars or milestones in one row
6. Run bar as task - Complex and extended Gantt task from individual parts
7. Run box as task - Every Run box as independent Gantt task

There are five tutorials for Gantt Run to show the run definition and all its features:

1. Run array definition - Defining Gantt Run by Array string in GanttRun attribute
2. Run JSON definition - Defining Gantt Run by JSON string in GanttRun attribute
3. Run summary definition - Defining Gantt Run by child main bars
4. Run drag - Run box resizing and moving by mouse dragging
5. Run groups and API - Identification of Run boxes and API to manipulate individual boxes and their groups

See documentation for Run bar

To use Run bar as task set "
run
" flag to

GanttTask

.
In this case all the boxes together will compose one Gantt task. So there can be only one Run bar as task per Gantt cell.
To have every Run box as Gantt task set "box" to GanttTask, see the tutorial 7. Run box as task.

The Run bar as task works similarly to discrete main bar (GanttParts), but it provides more settings to individual boxes and also extended moving and resizing possibilities, including moving the boxes between rows or grids.

The Run is defined by

GanttRun

attribute. This attribute lists all the Run boxes and their individual settings.
There are two formats of the GanttRun, Array definition and JSON definition. See the GanttRun documentation for more information.
This example uses Array definition, the next example for Run boxes uses the JSON definition.

The Run bar supports also Start, End and Duration cells to show and change the whole task dates.
They are set by

GanttRunStart

GanttRunEnd

GanttRunDuration

.
In data these cells are expected to be empty, the data are read (calculated) from and saved to GanttRun and optionally GanttRunStart.

The Run bar

percentage completion

is set by

GanttRunComplete

attribute in range 0 - 100. The completion is computed for whole task.
If used calendar / excluded dates, the percentage completion can be shown preciselly for the excluded dates if set GanttExcludeComplete.
To round the percentage completion to some units (GanttUnits or GanttDataUnits) when is set by click to bar use GanttRoundComplete. It restricts also incomplete bars for very small completion.

The Run bar can be

disabled

locked

. The state is set by

GanttRunDisabled

attribute or column.
Disabled task cannot be changed and is also ignore in all calculations. Locked tasks cannot be changed.
It is possible to permit changing the disabled/locked tasks manually by a user by GanttEditDisabled='1'.
To have not editable task, remove the run... flags from GanttEdit and also set CanEdit='0' to all the source cells.

Dependencies

are attached for the whole Run. Normally by

GanttDescendants

or by

GanttAncestors

.
To the first box are attached start dependencies, to the last box are attached finish dependencies.
If the GanttTask contains only the "run", the Run need not be identified for dependency and the row id is enough, e.g. GanttDescendants = "R1" or "R2#11;R3"
If the are more flags in GanttTask, the run is identified by '-' (minus), e.g. GanttDescendants="-@R1" or "-,-@R2#11;-,1@R3"
See documentation for Defining dependencies.

Manual start

for correcting dependencies is set for the whole Run by

GanttRunManual

.
It is permitted / controlled by attributes GanttRunManualChange and GanttManualSide.

Resources

are attached for the whole Run by GanttRunResources.
See documentation for Resources assign.

The Run bar as Gantt task still supports different settings for

individual boxes

like text, tooltip, class, color and so on.
It does not support only these attributes for individual boxes: Disabled and Locked state,Complete, Resources and Manual. All these setting can be set only by cell attributes for the whole run.

6. Run bar as task