I’m not an Excel user, out of the whole Microsoft Office suite I can say that I only use Microsoft Word 90% of the time, I even hardly use Powerpoint nowadays much less Excel. Then the request came up from my boss, ‘draw me a Gantt Chart of the schedule’, back in uni days you had specialized tools for doing this, Microsoft Visio, Microsoft Project and some web based project management systems. However in a typical office workstation you don’t have these tools, and all you have is the Microsoft Office suite. So I tried my look looking for ways to draw Gantt Charts in Excel, the manual way was possible with just keying in the dates, tasks and coloring the cells, but was not practical and cumbersome to do.
Lucky a few searches on Google came up with the following tutorial on YouTube which was rather helpful, and the end result of the chart was pleasing. I would like to share this video tutorial to those who might be facing the same situation, do let me know if you have a better way of doing this.
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Calvyn (3 years ago)
this is a very good tutorial, I need to bookmark this video
, next time when people asking me how to create, I still can refer back 
Seraph (3 years ago)
yeah it’s interesting, I never knew Excel could do this either, do bookmark it
it would be better if you bookmarked my page as well 
Haha!!