Horizontal bar chart / Gantt Chart

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Hey guys I have a simple question,
I have a 5x 3 array with the 1st column representing the project number, 2nd column representing the start time and 3rd col representing the end time.
  • Now I just need to plot this in a Gantt Chart.
Heres the script:
clc;
clear all;
close all;
rng('default');
T = [1 randi([10 20])
2 randi([10 20])
3 randi([10 20])
4 randi([10 20])
5 randi([10 20])]
D = projectscheduling(T);
And here is the function:
Brief summary of this function.
Detailed explanation of this function.
function [time] = projectscheduling(T)
time = zeros(5, 3);
for i = 2:5
time(1 ,1) = 1;
time(1, 2) = 0;
time(1 , 3) = T(1, 2);
time(i , 1) = T(i , 1);
time(i, 2) = time(i-1, 3);
time(i, 3) = T(i , 2) + time(i, 2);
end
disp(time);
end
And here's a pic of what the finished plot should look like:

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Jyotsna Talluri
Jyotsna Talluri 2020-4-2
The vertical axis coordinates should represent project number and bar lengths of each group should be represented by vector of values . Generate these vector of values from your Matrix D as below
Positions=zeros(1,5); % vertical axis coordinates
plotLengths = zeros(5,2);
for i =1:5
Positions(1,i) = D(i,1);
plotLengths(i,1) = D(i,2);
plotLengths(i,2) = D(i,3)-D(i,2);
end
Draw the bars in the stacked style with the total length of bar of each group equals the sum of elements in the group
H = barh(Positions,plotLengths,'stacked');
Set the visibility of first plot handle of each group to off
set(H(1),'Visible','off');

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Alexis Wang
Alexis Wang 2022-8-30
This can take in a datetime vector of start dates and another of end dates. It uses patch instead of barh though, and draws each bar for every task. Feel free to let me know if you have any questions. Hope that helps!

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