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Excel Export

Export your full plan to Excel for sharing or backup.

📤 Excel Export Guide

InTakt’s Excel export lets you take your schedule out of the platform and into a familiar, flexible spreadsheet format—perfect for coordination, communication, or custom analysis.


🔧 How to Export to Excel

  1. From the Schedule view, click Export.
  1. Choose Export to Excel.
  1. Before exporting, use filters in the schedule view to select your preferred date range, phases, or zones.
  1. Click Download.
  1. Open the exported Excel file from your downloads.

📊 What You Get

  • A fully formatted Time-by-Location view (Phases vs. Zones).
  • All tasks, sequencing logic, and durations.
  • Tasks crew size, custom task codes, companies, tags, handoff status, quantities and costs.
  • Lockline and milestones
  • Workforce view
  • Ready for:
    • CPM integration
    • Custom edits
    • Weekly work plan reporting
    • Sharing with non-InTakt users

✨ Key Benefits

  • Beautiful formatting: The export is visually structured and readable right out of the box.
  • Editable: You can adjust column widths or add annotations freely.
  • Portable: Shareable with teams not yet inside InTakt.
  • Dual-purpose: Use it for executive overviews or print-ready weekly plans.

🛠 Use Cases

  • Project teams aligning with external GC scheduling tools (like P6).
  • Superintendents reviewing work without needing app access.
  • Analysts building custom dashboards or workforce forecasts.
  • Offline collaboration for field walks or printouts.

InTakt’s Excel export makes your data more accessible—while keeping takt logic and clarity intact.

Excel export: Visual schedule, Workforce, Activities and Relationships.
Excel export: Visual schedule, Workforce, Activities and Relationships.
 
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