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How to make Gantt charts work (and add categories)
The Task View tab has a column called Category. You also need to fill this in for the Gantt charts to work. I haven't forced you into the types of categories you have to use because every project is different, but it's worth using consistent categories (up to a capital letter) because we duplicate task categories, and it depends on the switzerland number data of all the names.

What's appening in the Gantt chart is that each cell is a combination of a filter and a lookup (it looks more complicated than it is below).

=iferror(if(not(or(isblank($D6),ISBLANK(F$1))),vlookup(filter('Task view'!$C:$C,'Task view'!$O:$O=$D5,REGEXMATCH('Task view'!$A:$A,F$2))),'Status and color کوڈ'!$C:$E,3,0),""),"")
The formula first checks if the task or month cells are empty. If not, it looks in the month cell in its column and cross-references with the task cell in its row. Where the intersection of a month and a task in our task view matches a task (as in the task in that row is happening during the month in that column), the filter formula will return the category. For those interested, this can also be achieved with an index match, but the filter lets us match with RegEx so that we can give multiple matching options and they میچ کرنے کی ضرورت نہیں ہےexactly. چونکہ ہم کئی مہینوں میں کاموں کو تقسیم کر رہے ہیں، ہمیں اپنی مماثلت میں لچکدار ہونے کی ضرورت ہے۔

The reason we check if the task or month cells are empty, as mentioned above, is so that we can paste the above formula into all the cells of the Gantt chart and fill them in as we add more months and tasks, rather than having to copy and paste the formula each time.