| A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | | Task Name | Owner | Priority | Status | Start Date | Due Date | % Complete | Days Left | | T001 | Define requirements | Alice | High | In Progress | 01-Jan-26 | 15-Jan-26 | 50 | =NETWORKDAYS(TODAY(),G2) | | T002 | Design prototype | Bob | Medium | Done | 10-Jan-26 | 25-Jan-26 | 100 | – | | T003 | Develop backend | Charlie | High | Not Started | 20-Jan-26 | 15-Feb-26 | 0 | =NETWORKDAYS(TODAY(),G4) |
(High-level overview)
Unlike rigid software platforms, an Excel template offers "open-source" logic. Project managers can write custom macros (VBA) or complex array formulas to tailor the template to specific industry needs, such as construction critical paths or software sprint planning, without waiting for a vendor update. project management excel template