Program Level Project Heatmap

How to build a Program Level Project Heatmap

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Written by Gary Ditsch
Updated over a week ago

A Program Level Project Heatmap provides a visual summary of multiple projects within a program, typically using color-coded indicators to represent different metrics or aspects of project management. This allows stakeholders, such as program managers, sponsors, and team members, to quickly assess the status and health of individual projects within the program. It can aid in identifying areas that may require attention, allocating resources effectively, managing dependencies between projects, and making informed decisions to keep the program on track to achieve its objectives.

Let's look at the Data and Chart options for the Program Level Project Heatmap. A Program Level Project Heatmap displays project data, therefore the data options default to the Project-pm_project table.

Conditions: Setting conditions allows you to query the table you are building the chart off of.

Order by: Determines how the Program Level Project Heatmap will be populated. This is example is ordering by Active - active.

Limit: The limit can be set to limit the amount of entries on the Program Level Project Heatmap.

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