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# Viewing a Gantt chart of a data generation job flow

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This feature is currently in beta.
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From the job details view, you can display a Gantt chart that shows the flow of a data generation job over time. The chart can help you to understand the different steps of a data generation job and how long it takes Structural to complete each step.

Note that this option is only available for data generation jobs that use the newer data generation process. For more information, go to [Running data generation manually](/app/workflows/data-generation-run-job/data-generation-manual.md#confirm-gen-details-data-pipeline-v2). Data generation jobs that use the older process do not produce the Gantt chart.

To display the chart, click **Reports and Logs**, then select **View Gantt**.

The **Job Visualization** page displays the Gantt chart of the job progress.

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