Using Echart to realize the progress monitoring of each link

Ideas:

The Echart Waterfall chart is used to achieve the comparison between planned and actual progress, showing differences and durations. The Gantt chart uses the Echart layout because the timeline is poorly tuned and not good-looking.

The company just wants to focus on the main link, hoping one screen can see the information I want, so I think of fixing the time in 6-8 sections (because the project will be postponed). However, the timeline can be dynamically generated.

The following code can be run directly in the official editor of Echart. The assignment interface has been set up, and presumably the person who used it should know how to assign the value. The code is as follows:

option = {title: {text: ' XX contract Project schedule ', Subtext: ' From Excelhome ',}, tooltip: {trig  GER: ' Axis ', Axispointer: {//Axis indicator, axis trigger valid type: ' Shadow '//default line, Optional: ' Lines ' | ' Shadow '}, Formatter:function (params) {var data1={' link One ': ' 2017-11-01 ', ' link two ': ' 2017-11-03 ', '
            Link three ': ' 2017-11-05 ', ' link Four ': ' 2017-11-13 '};
            var data2={' link One ': ' 2017-11-01 ', ' link two ': ' 2017-11-10 ', ' link three ': ' 2017-11-12 ', ' link Four ': ' 2017-11-13 '};
            var data3={' link One ': ' 2017-11-01 ', ' link two ': ' 2017-11-03 ', ' link three ': ' 2017-11-05 ', ' link Four ': ' 2017-11-14 '};
            var data4={' link One ': ' 2017-11-01 ', ' link two ': ' 2017-11-11 ', ' link three ': ' 2017-11-13 ', ' link Four ': ' 2017-11-14 '};
            var tar = params[1];
            var tar2 = params[3];
            var plantext= "plan time:" + data1[tar.name]+ "~" +data2[tar.name];
            var actualtext= "actual time:" + data3[tar.name]+ "~" +data4[tar.name]; return tar.name + ' <br/> ' + plantext+ ' <br/> ' +actualtext+ ' <br/> ' + tar.seriesname + ': ' + tar.value+ ' <br/> ' + tar2.seriesname + ': ' + tar2.value;
    Grid: {left: ' 3% ', right: ' 4% ', bottom: ' 3% ', containlabel:true}, YAxis: {type: ' Category ', Splitline: {show:false}, data: [' Link one ', ' link two ', ' link three ', ' link four ', ' link five ', ' link Six ', ' Link Six ']}, Xaxis: {type: ' Value ', Axislabel: {textStyle: {//The remaining properties default to use full
                    Bureau text style, see TextStyle color: ' White ', fontsize:18,}, Formatter:function (value,i) {var data=[' 2017-11-01 ', ' 2017-11-11 ', ' 2017-11-21 ', ' 2
                        017-12-01 ', ' 2017-12-11 ', ' 2017-12-21 ', ' 2017-12-31 ', ' 2018-01-10 ', ' 2017-01-20 '];
                         return value;
                    return data[i]; }}, Series: [{name: ' auxiliary ', TypE: ' Bar ', stack: ' Plan ', ItemStyle: {normal: {barbordercolor:
                    ' Rgba (0,0,0,0) ', Color: ' Rgba (0,0,0,0) '}, emphasis: {
            Barbordercolor: ' Rgba (0,0,0,0) ', Color: ' Rgba (0,0,0,0) '}},
            Data: [0, 3, 5, A, a, {]}, {name: ' Scheduled duration ', type: ' Bar ', Stack: ' Schedule ', Label: {normal: {show:true, Position: ' Inside '}, data:[1,7, 7,1,30, 30,37]}, {name: ' auxiliary '
                    , type: ' Bar ', stack: ' Actual ', ItemStyle: {normal: {  Barbordercolor: ' Rgba (0,0,0,0) ', Color: ' Rgba (0,0,0,0) '}, emphasis: {bArbordercolor: ' Rgba (0,0,0,0) ', Color: ' Rgba (0,0,0,0) '}}, Da TA: [0, 3, 5, G, G,]}, {name: ' Actual Duration ', type: ' Bar ', stack: ' Actual ', Label: {normal: {show:true, Position: ' Inside
 '}}, Data:[1, 9, 8,1,40, 30,36]}};

The implementation effect is as follows:

You can say a little more about the timeline: The following assignment is in the code:

var data=[' 2017-11-01 ', ' 2017-11-11 ', ' 2017-11-21 ', ' 2017-12-01 ', ' 2017-12-11 ', ' 2017-12-21 ', ' 2017-12-31 ', ' 2018-01-10 ', ' 2017-01-20 '];

This code can be dynamically assigned in the background, based on the duration of the start and End time section set, and then put it here. You can achieve different results for each project progress timeline.