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Values SmartColumns
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A Values SmartColumn can display values (user-entered
numbers); symbols, text or colors based on those values; symbols, text, or
colors based on another column's values; or a combination of these options.
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Display user-entered values, with
indicators based on those values. |
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Display user-entered values, with
indicators based on those values |
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Display indicators only, based on the
user-entered values (values are hidden). |
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| Display indicators based on numbers or text from another column. |
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Entered values automatically convert to
percentages with a percent pie.
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| Typically, a Values SmartColumn contains user-entered numbers
that can be automatically totaled or averaged on summary levels. This
SmartColumn can also display "indicators" (symbol, text, colors) based on values
from the same column, or display indicators based on values and text found in
another column.
Additional options include converting the entered values to
percentages with percent pies; adding a % sign to the value; and overriding the
summary line values.
In this example, the Cost column is a Values SmartColumn.
Values are user-entered at the task level and automatically rolled-up, or
summed, on the summary levels.
The symbols display according to the values in each Cost
column cell. The symbols and conditions are user-defined.
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| These are the user-defined value ranges that cause the symbols to
display in the Cost Values SmartColumn: |
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| The following screen shot shows
the Column Properties screen where you make the
Value SmartColumn setting. There are two kinds of
Value SmartColumns, one where the value is derived from
ValueSets and the other where the value is pulled from the column cell. |
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