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Find tasks that have subtasks?
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Bobkopf |
I would like to create a saved search for all tasks that have subtasks.
These tend to be my more complex project oriented tasks that I find I want to be able to see as a list and be able to deal with all these tasks and subtasks as a special group of tasks vs. more simple and routine tasks. I can't find a set of search criteria that will accomplish this. Suggestions? |
Highsteppin |
I created a context called @project and assign it to the parent. Then I can just search for @project and all my multiple step tasks come up.
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Salgud |
Posted by Bobkopf:
I would like to create a saved search for all tasks that have subtasks. These tend to be my more complex project oriented tasks that I find I want to be able to see as a list and be able to deal with all these tasks and subtasks as a special group of tasks vs. more simple and routine tasks. I can't find a set of search criteria that will accomplish this. Suggestions? Task | Has Subtasks | Yes |
coolexplorer |
Using : "Task | Has Subtasks | Yes"
will show you all your "Project titles" i.e. tasks having sub-tasks. You will not see their sub-tasks Using : "Task | Is Subtask | Yes" with sub-tasks Indented will show you all your "Project titles" i.e. tasks having sub-tasks + their relevant sub-tasks grouped appropriately under each "Project". You can choose to show/not show Negative/Future sub-tasks. IMO seeing all Projects with their sub-tasks available for editing (away from the clutter of stand-alone tasks) helps incredibly in managing them. Hope it helps. |
coolexplorer |
Would like TD to have the basic function of a toggle button to quickly hide/show all sub-tasks under each parent task. I am surprised that this simple function doesn't exist despite the maturity of the product.
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
Click the "eye" icon in the toolbar to show the filters. Then click "Subtasks Indented".
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coolexplorer |
Posted by coolexplorer:
Would like TD to have the basic function of a toggle button to quickly hide/show all sub-tasks under each parent task. I am surprised that this simple function doesn't exist despite the maturity of the product. Thanks Jake. I consider myself a power user, and yet missed this simple method. Ridiculous! I am happy that I can now delete one of my saved searches and use this method more often. Toodledo to you! |
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