UsageView.TopTimescaleTier

UsageView.TopTimescaleTier property

Gets or sets settings of view’s top timescale tier. TimescaleTier.

public TimescaleTier TopTimescaleTier { get; set; }

Examples

Shows how to render task usage view with timescale settings defined in view settings.

var project = new Project(DataDir + "TaskUsageView.mpp");

var view = project.Views.ToList()[2] as TaskUsageView;

view.TopTimescaleTier.Unit = TimescaleUnit.None;

view.MiddleTimescaleTier.Unit = TimescaleUnit.Weeks;
view.MiddleTimescaleTier.Label = DateLabel.WeekDddMDd;
view.MiddleTimescaleTier.Count = 1;

view.BottomTimescaleTier.Unit = TimescaleUnit.Days;
view.BottomTimescaleTier.Label = DateLabel.DayMmDd;
view.BottomTimescaleTier.Count = 1;

// Define the SaveOptions and specify that TaskUsageView timescale settings should be used.
SaveOptions options = new PdfSaveOptions
{
    Timescale = Timescale.DefinedInView,
    PresentationFormat = PresentationFormat.TaskUsage
};

project.Save(OutDir + "TaskUsageView_CustomTimescale_out.pdf", options);

See Also

UsageView.TimescaleSizePercentage