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postponing projects to later...
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bert |
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hi, I'm trying to understand how I organize my tasks into projects, and then put projects on hold for a while until I feel I can start working on them again. I see there is a priority field for tasks, and I thought I could make folders and subfolders, but I don't understand how to keep an overview of all the projects I should be working on at the moment. thanks Bert |
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Jake Toodledo Admin |
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Hi Bert, I would suggest using tags to keep track of a project's status (hold, deferred, active, etc). Hope that helps |
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bert |
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Posted by Toodledo: Hi Bert, I would suggest using tags to keep track of a project's status (hold, deferred, active, etc). Hope that helps ok. this is one solution, but the problem is that when I want to start working on a collection of projects, I have to start editing all the projects one by one to update the tags? |
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bert |
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Posted by Toodledo: Hi Bert, I would suggest using tags to keep track of a project's status (hold, deferred, active, etc). Hope that helps also, is a project with multiple tasks a folder or a task with subtasks? if it is a folder, there is no way to tag it ... |
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Jake Toodledo Admin |
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If you use folders for projects, then you are right that you cannot tag it, but you could go into the folders section and move that folder to the bottom of the list, which will cause it to appear further down and may help with prioritization. If you use tasks with subtasks as projects, then you could update the tag or priority of the task. We have considered making tags and priority cascade down to the subtasks in some way, and we are also considering a bulk-edit tool to provide for an easy way to modify a bunch of subtasks at once. |
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