# Reference Lines and Reference Range

The xViz Gantt Chart provides you with the option to display **Reference Lines** (based on dates) and **Reference Ranges** on the chart thereby giving an indication of where you are in the project and to assess the level of completeness.

<figure><img src="/files/71PHe9nxKuKxJydBYteY" alt=""><figcaption><p><em>Image 1: Reference Lines &#x26; Reference Ranges</em></p></figcaption></figure>

In this document:

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[Introduction to Reference Lines and Reference Ranges](/project-management/reference-lines-and-reference-range/introduction.md)
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[Setting up using configurations](/project-management/reference-lines-and-reference-range/static-approach.md)
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[Setting up using data-fields](/project-management/reference-lines-and-reference-range/data-driven-approach.md)
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