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In the Align list, select Left , Center , or Right to align the the label. To display or hide vertical lines between unit labels, select or clear the Tick lines check box. To base the timescale tier labels on your fiscal-year settings, select the Use fiscal year check box, or clear the check box to base your timescale tier labels on the calendar year. To display a horizontal line between the timescale tiers, select the Scale separator check box.

To condense or spread out the columns of the timescale tier, type or select the percentage you want in the Size box. To focus on a specific time period or group of tasks, or to view the entire duration of your project, click Zoom on the View menu, and then select a view option. To quickly magnify or shrink a view, click Zoom In or Zoom Out. To quickly display a selected task in the timephased portion of a view, click Go To Selected Task. On the Format menu, click Timescale , and then click the Week Headings tab.

In the Monthly titles , Daily titles , and Weekly titles boxes, click the date formats that you want to use for the Calendar view. Under Display , click 7 days to display a 7-day week or click 5 days to display a 5-day week. Under Top row and Bottom row , select the information that you want to display in the left and right portions of each row, and then select the patterns and colors you want.

To change the appearance of working and nonworking days, click Timescale on the Format menu, click the Date Shading tab, and then click the name of the calendar that you want to change in the Show working time for box. Change the timescale in a Project view in Project desktop.

Change the units shown on the timescale Display a view with a timescale, such as the Gantt Chart. Customize the timescale You can show up to three timescale tiers in each timescale view, and format each tier individually. Here's how: Display a view with a timescale, such as the Gantt Chart. Click Timescale. In the Show list, pick the number of tiers you want the timescale to show.

In the Label list, pick the label format for the selected time units. Quick ways to zoom the timescale Try this Where is it? Zoom Slider The zoom slider appears near the bottom of the Project window. Top of Page Change the timescale in the Calendar view Right-click in the Calendar view, and then click Timescale in the menu that appears. Notes: To change the appearance of working and nonworking days in the Calendar view, right-click anywhere in the Calendar view, and then click Timescale in the menu that appears.

These instructions are specific to Microsoft Project Change the timescale in any timephased view On the View menu, select a view that uses a timescale, such as the Gantt Chart, Task Usage, or Resource Graph view. Change the timescale in the Calendar view On the View menu , click Calendar. Click the Date Boxes tab. Top of Page.

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You can also add information to a project's legend. By default, the legend appears on every page of a printed Calendar view, Gantt Chart view, or Network Diagram view. However, you can choose not to print the legend at all or to print it on a separate page. Headers and footers are view-specific and report-specific; legends are view-specific only. For example, if you add information to the header, footer, or legend of the Gantt Chart view, this information does not appear in the Network Diagram view.

Note: This article does not discuss how to create headers, footers, or legends for the visual reports feature in Microsoft Project. Because visual reports are created in Microsoft Excel and Visio, use these programs to change the header, footer, or legend. Add a header, footer, or legend to a view. Add a header or footer to a report. In the File tab, click Print , then click Page Setup. In the text box, type or paste the text, add the document or project information, or insert or paste a graphic.

To add the file name, click Insert File Name. To add a graphic, click Insert Picture. To add project-specific information, click the information that you want in the General and Project fields boxes, and then click Add for each entry.

Repeat this step to add more project information. Tip: You can customize the fields and bars that appear in the legend by using the Bar Styles dialog box. See Customize printing of a legend or title for more information. You can create multiple-line headers, footers, and legends. At the end of the first line of text or information, press Enter.

To add lines after a picture, click the picture, place the cursor after the picture, and then press Enter. Headers can have up to five lines of information. Footers and legends can have up to three lines. You can choose to have the legend appear on every page, on its own page, or not at all.

Under Legend on , click Every page , Legend page , or None. The header and footer that you set will appear on every page. You cannot specify that they appear differently on the first page versus subsequent pages, appear differently on odd or even pages, or appear differently on individual pages.

You can use the shortcut menu to move text, information, or a picture from one tab to another. Select the text, information, or picture that you want to move, right-click, and then click Cut or Copy on the shortcut menu. Place the cursor on the tab that you want, right-click, and then click Paste on the shortcut menu.

You can resize a graphic after you add it to a header, footer, or legend by selecting the graphic and dragging its border. To move the graphic, select it and drag it to another location. You cannot crop a graphic. In the Design tab, click the Margins dropdown menu and click on Custom Margins Click the Left , Center , or Right tab.