How to view all the tasks in a single list?
You can view all your tasks in a single list using the filter tab.
You can view all your tasks in a single list using the filter tab.
We’ve covered this in detail in the article about setting a time for a task
We’ve covered this in detail in the article Attach Files
A task with repeat conditions set becomes a template.
According to your settings, new task instances will be automatically created from this template — up to the next 60 occurrences within a 2-year period. These tasks will appear in Upcoming and in the Calendar.
To hide all future instances in the Calendar and Upcoming, leaving only the nearest one visible, check the box Create new only after the previous one is completed in the template settings.
You can mark the instance of a recurring task scheduled for the nearest upcoming date as completed in the Project, Upcoming, or Calendar. After doing so, the next scheduled instance (according to the template settings of this recurring task) will appear in the Project.
To mark an instance for a more distant future date as completed — while keeping the intermediate instances between now and that date — you can only do this in the Upcoming or Calendar.
This can happen if you switch time zones on your devices — for example, you created a recurring task template in one time zone, then it triggered in another, and later again in a different one.
Support for multiple time zones is a separate feature that may appear in future releases.
This can happen when Google Calendar is connected in two-way sync mode, and the calendar itself is set to a different time zone.
Check whether Google Calendar is connected.
To assign a responsible person, open the task, click the Assign Responsible field, and select the desired person from the list of project participants. After that, an icon with the assignee’s avatar (generated automatically) will appear next to the task name, making it easy to identify in the list.
Assignee Features:
Read more in the article Choosing Task Assignees.