ForumsQuestionsFocus on a project
Focus on a project
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Ummagumma |
A great feature would be the ability to "focus" on a task that has subtasks. I.e. by invoking a "focus" command (e.g. via the dropdown) you only see the master task and it's children. There should be an easy / quick way to return back to the previous screen.
Another great feature would be to have the way to only show tasks with subtasks. |
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Salgud |
Go to the parent task, and click on the downward arrow and select Permanent Link.
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jamezzz |
Actually, you can easily setup a saved search that shows all the tasks with subtasks. Since I used parent w/subtasks as projects, I named my saved search "Projects" and I get exactly that. I also have two other saved searches for "Work Projects" and "Home Projects".
These days I spend most of my time using my saved searches that pull up exactly what I want the way I want it! |
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Michael_49 |
Taking this one step further...
I tried to create a saved search to single out a parent and all its child tasks. I can get the parent to display but I can't get the children to show up. Task contains "Project Name" Has SubTasks = Yes ???? Suggestions? |
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Salgud |
Turn on Subtasks, Indented (under the eye icon, upper right)
This message was edited Nov 21, 2016. |
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Ann M |
I have one question that someone might have an answer too. I also use the "parent" task (as a project) and "child" subtasks as the next steps for that project. This works fine when I am initially creating them together, but I have found no easy way of how to make an existing task (next step) a sub task to a task (project) without having to do multiple searches. Just wondering if anyone did something differently. Thanks.
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