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Andy McHugh	Posted Jun 30, 2009 in: Subtasks: Entering Multiple Subtasks With a List Score: 0 Andy McHugh Posted: Jun 30, 2009 Score: 0 Thank you for the prompt answers! I await with baited breath. :) They just released FF3.5. Another task is comin on. :)
Andy McHugh	Posted Jun 26, 2009 in: Subtasks: Entering Multiple Subtasks With a List Score: 0 Andy McHugh Posted: Jun 26, 2009 Score: 0 Hello, Is there any way to add a list of items by copy-and-paste to be subtasks of one particular overarching task? For example, I have to manually run upgrades on about 50 workstations and the task is "Upgrade Computers" and the subtasks are my User's Names. I'd like to be able to just blow in the list of usernames when it comes time to add the subtasks but I can't for the life of me find out how to accomplish it. If it isn't something Toodledo does, could it be a feature request? Thanks!

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Andy McHugh

Posted Jun 30, 2009 in: Subtasks: Entering Multiple Subtasks With a List

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Andy McHugh
Posted: Jun 30, 2009
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Thank you for the prompt answers! I await with baited breath. :) They just released FF3.5. Another task is comin on. :)

Andy McHugh

Posted Jun 26, 2009 in: Subtasks: Entering Multiple Subtasks With a List

Score: 0

Andy McHugh
Posted: Jun 26, 2009
Score: 0

Hello,

Is there any way to add a list of items by copy-and-paste to be subtasks of one particular overarching task? For example, I have to manually run upgrades on about 50 workstations and the task is "Upgrade Computers" and the subtasks are my User's Names. I'd like to be able to just blow in the list of usernames when it comes time to add the subtasks but I can't for the life of me find out how to accomplish it. If it isn't something Toodledo does, could it be a feature request?

Thanks!