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Order name View order name together with the orders
The order name is viewed above the order in the Gantt window.
The order name is shown as a text above each operation in the Gantt plan. The text can be edited using the function “View layout”. Please refer to chapter The Gantt chart”.
The latest setting is saved when ROB-EX is closed.
Milestone flags View operations that exceeds milestones.
In each operation bar deadline flags are shown warning that the operation with the current position exceeds the deadlines. Deadline flags appear when:
M – The operation is planned to start before the materials are available
L – The operation is planned to end after time of delivery to the customer  
The same function may be achieved using Milestone colors
The function is also available in the Tool bar.
Order constraints View constraints lines on selected orders and operations.
The constraints shows relations between all operations in an order, i.e. it is possible to view all operation steps of the selected production order.
Valid constraints are shown with black lines. Red constraint indicates that the constraint is broken. I.e. the following operation is planned to start before the planned end of the preceding operation.  
Using the color mode “Broken constraints” operations having a broken constraint going into it is shown with red color.
Overlap A thin red line is shown above operations that are overlapping.
Overlapping operations can be shown in details by using the function single resource view.
Available time Show or hide the shift calendar for each resource.
The shift calendar is shown as available and unavailable time. Unavailable time is displayed as a grey shadow in the background of the Gantt chart.
The shift calendar is shown behind/above the operations in the Gantt chart by selecting “Show behind” or “Show above”
The resource calendar can be edited in resource calendar.
Top time axis Choose to show the calendar outline also the top of the Gantt chart. It is always visible at the buttom
Workload graph View or hide the workload graph in the button of the Gantt window.
Please refer to chapter The Gantt chart” for further description.
This setting can be overwritten by settings on the individual resource views and from material views.
New material graph Add a material graph to the currently active material view.
Once a material graph is added it must be configured to show a material. Right mouse click in the material graph area and select “Choose material”.
Then click again in the material graph area and select what to be shown: Consumption, Purchase and shipment or Inventory.
Please refer to chapter Optional modules – BOM for further description.
The height of the graph area can be setup in the menu Functions->Settings->General->Materials.
Show materials for selected operation Show the BOM-lines for one or more selected operations. The BOM-lines appears as graphs towards the bottom.
Select between the following pre-defined views:
  • Inventory
  • Consumption and production
  • Purchase and shipment
  • Consumption
  • Production
  • Shipments
  • Purchases
 
The height of the graphs is selected using the function Functions->Settings->General->Materials.

Additional settings may be changed in the sub-menu Settings. The options are:
  • All
  • Producing only – entire order
  • Consuming only – entire order
  • Semifinished only – entire order
  • Copy BOM-line settings to graph
 
Show date now View the current time as a red vertical line in the Gantt chart.
Use the function “Go to now” (F6) in the toolbar to move the plan to “now”.
Detail panel – Panel With the function activated you will see a detail panel below the tool bar. Select an operation in the Gantt chart to view details for the different levels:
  • Project – the top line (only with Project license)
  • Order – the second line
  • Operation – the bottom line
  • Operation text – an extra text field is shown at the very bottom of the detail panel, allowing operation text to be edited.
 
The detail panel is further described in chapter Detail panel.
Project View the orders in a project view.
In the project view, select a project in the project list in the detail panel.
In the project view the production orders are shown in the left side of the project list.
Please refer to chapter Optional modules – Project for further information. Only with ROB-EX Scheduler Project module
Coloring View operations according to the selected function.
Use Gantt chart coloring to highlight just the information you are looking for:
 
Each function is described in more detail on the following rows.
The coloring functions are also available in the Tool Bar.
Horizon Select the horizon to be viewed in the Gantt chart.
It is possible to view the permanent horizons: 24 hours, 10 days and 31 days.
The functions are also available in the Tool bar.
Using the Zoom function it is also possible to change the horizon. Please refer to chapter Tool Bar for further instructions.
Enter manually the number of days of the horizon, using the function “Enter manually”. E.g. enter “60” if you want to view the plan with a horizon of 60 days.
Move period View the start of the Gantt chart to a previous or subsequent period
The functions are also available in the Tool Bar.
It is possible to select between the following:
F1 – Long backward
The view moves back a long period.
If the horizon 10 days, you move one week at a time.
F2 – Short backward
The view moves back a short period.
If the horizon 10 days, you move one day at a time.
F6 – Now
Today is shown as the first day in the plan.
F3 – Short forward
The view moves forward a short period.
Is the horizon 10 days, you move one day at a time.
F4 – Long forward
The view moves back a long period.
If the horizon 10 days, you move one week at a time.
Full screen View the ROB-EX Scheduler window without the title line in the top of the window.
Having this function active it is not possible to minimize the window or use the windows process line.
Go to Move the Gantt chart start time to a specified date.
Select the date in the dialog that opens and click the button “Go to”.

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