Legend
Forum
Unread topics or posts
Topic
Unread posts
Locked
Announcement
Forum
Unread topics or posts
Topic
Unread posts
Locked
Announcement
Forums > Tips & Tricks
Coming back to TD
| Author | Message |
|---|---|
|
non-profitToolbox.com |
Score: 0
I am thinking about re-subsribing to Pro and using TD as my primary system for task management again after a hiatus. I'm looking for tips on ordering tasks. I know subtasks can be ordered manually and tasks can be tagged, but how do I keep a more or less sequential flow of tasks? I'm hoping I have overlooked something obvious! Thanks |
|
Kelly Regan |
Score: 0
Until we can manually sort I use letters and numbers A1) task A2) task A3) task B1) task |
|
Proximo |
Score: 0
Posted by kelly: Until we can manually sort I use letters and numbers A1) task A2) task A3) task B1) task You can manually sort task now. It's a new enhancement that was announced in the News section. Not sure if I understand your question fully but what I do is simply order my task by the very next step that will move the Project forward. This becomes my next action and I manually order the sub-task below according to what order I will tackle the sub-task. Sorry if I did not understand your question correctly. |
|
non-profitToolbox.com |
Score: 0
Maybe I'm a bit daft, but how? Whenever I drag a task it becomes a subtask with no undo. |
|
Linden |
Score: 0
You can only manually sort subtasks. Oddly, there hadn't been any demand for manual sorting of ALL tasks until that enhancement was released. For the subtasks you created accidentally, simply dragging them to the far left will pull them out and make them standalone tasks again. |
|
non-profitToolbox.com |
Score: 0
Thanks. Seems very odd indeed that that request wasn't needed The first time I put in a list of more or less sequential tasks and the order was scrambled with no way to roll back... yikes - TD motivation killer. |
To participate in these forums, you must be signed in.