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Automated generation using linked DB info

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Automated generation using linked DB info

Automated generation using linked DB info

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Is there anything out there that can help me with auto generating project timelines based on database information.

I have tried the Gantt chart but that gets way too big for the information I am trying to represent, and it wont auto generate.

Basically what I am looking for is to give visio a date and have it generate a page for each day of the work week, for that month, with a date header.  Add timelines to the pages with the appropriate projects and add to the timelines intervals of the tasks projected for that day.

I have seen some unanswered posts on here asking like questions.  Does that mean there is no solution or nobody has solved the problem yet?

Currently using Visio 2003 Stndrd but a solution for any version will work.

If it means doing lots of background/setup work or code it is no problem.

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