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    • June 5, 2025 at 2:02 pm #3297
      Ajay RamachandranAjay Ramachandran
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      Hello:

      I am looking for a way to remove am/pm from the Start/Finish columns in the Gantt chart. For ex – I would like a task to show Start as just 6/5/25 and end as 6/10/25, not 6/5/25 8:00 am and 6/10/25 5:00 pm. Is there a way in ProjectLibre to do this?

      Thanks.
      Ajay

    • June 8, 2025 at 11:43 am #3326
      Project_LibreProject_Libre
      Keymaster

      Hi there, there was no message in your post… I do think this is in relation ot to having minutes in the cells. The new Cloud version is taking that away for display purposes. It is impoortant to note. ProjectLibre does calculate critical path and scheduling to small ammount

    • June 8, 2025 at 11:43 am #3327
      Project_LibreProject_Libre
      Keymaster

      Hi there, there was no message in your post… I do think this is in relation ot to having minutes in the cells. The new Cloud version is taking that away for display purposes. It is impoortant to note. ProjectLibre does calculate critical path and scheduling to small ammount

    • June 18, 2025 at 7:36 am #3395
      SHUDONG CISHUDONG CI
      Participant

      Yes, understand ProjectLibre calculates based on the working hours. But it is not necessary to show the hours on the Spreadsheet. Or at least, is it possible to add a setting option to set the date format in the Desktop version? The default is 6/18/25, 8:00 AM, my favorite format is 2025-6-18, without 8:00am. Thanks!

    • September 25, 2025 at 4:36 pm #5214
      Gregory SillakGregory Sillak
      Participant

      I’d like to do the same thing. Are there any updates on this? Has anyone figured it out?

    • October 14, 2025 at 6:30 pm #5465
      Richard EndrzejewskiRichard Endrzejewski
      Participant

      I agree. Please provide an OPTION to turn it to just the DATE and not the DATE w/ HH:MM.

    • October 19, 2025 at 2:38 pm #5524
      Deon SmitDeon Smit
      Participant

      Are you able to change the date format from 10/20/25 to 20 October 2025?

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