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Show multiple tasks on one line in Gantt View
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Is it possible to show multiple tasks on the same line in a Gantt View?

For recurring tasks we have a requirement to show each recurring instance on the same line rather than on a new line (as there could be hundreds of recurrences).

Thanks, Tom

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    Hello Tom,

    At that moment we have not such functionality in our UltraGranttView control. Maybe one custom approach could be if you implement CreationFilter. Few months ago, I made simple sample to demonstrate this approach. Please take a look on http://es.infragistics.com/community/forums/t/63942.aspx 

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