Allow subtasks to show without sorting or filtering
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Rob Leslie
Right now the "show subtasks" toggle will only include subtasks in the list view if you're sorting or filtering. I would like to be able to show subtasks when I turn on toggle
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John Janik
I have version 2.0 ...any clue why the subtasks are not left expanded when I click on the next list item and then go back?
Zeb
Make sure you're in 2.0: https://docs.clickup.com/en/articles/2966771-how-to-switch-to-2-0
Then here's the doc: https://docs.clickup.com/en/articles/1445938-subtasks-in-list-and-board-view
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Oscar Hedaya
Zeb: perfect! thanks. that answers a lot :)
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Oscar Hedaya
Zeb: sorry but can you show us how it’s changed? If I click on the show subtasks it won’t just expand all sub tasks.
Zeb
Oscar Hedaya: Hey Oscar! Make sure you're in 2.0: https://docs.clickup.com/en/articles/2966771-how-to-switch-to-2-0
Then here's the doc: https://docs.clickup.com/en/articles/1445938-subtasks-in-list-and-board-view
Crow
I recently noticed that when I sort on Due Date, and switch on the "Show Subtasks" toggle, I see a list of Tasks and Subtasks as expected , though each Subtask appears twice: once among the items sorted by due-date, and again under its associated Task (see screenshot). If I switch off the Show Subtasks toggle, the Subtasks only appear under their associated Task.
I responded to the survey on this topic, though I'd like to give some more feedback if possible.
As a user, I'm accustomed to seeing Subtasks indented in List View. When I sort by due-date (and toggle on Show Subtasks) the result looks cluttered and difficult to use. I think indenting Subtasks in the sorted List View would help greatly.
The small text providing the Task name adds clutter as well. I use long task names so that when they show up on a G-calendar, the assignee will immediately understand which project the Task relates to. It may help reduce the clutter if the small Task-name text were limited to one line, with the option to hover over it for the full Task name.
Thanks for considering this input. Please let me know if I should post this feedback as a new item rather than comment here.
Géza Molnár
Crow: Hi,
I hapen to use short sub-task titles, because many of them repeats under their apropriate parent-task, e.g. Customers and under first contact, organise appointment, meeting etc. - so the parent-task title showed helps (though, not needed in a nested list view). In other use-cases sub-task titles I weite are longer.
My opinion is that we meet different use-cases and we have different habits.
Also, we must listen to our Customers' need, too.
I would prefer to have the above mentioned feature as an option.
Zeb
Hey everyone! We are making some final decisions related to Subtasks in ClickUp 2.0. Please take the following survey to let us know how you'd like Subtasks to work: https://click-up.typeform.com/to/nJ0sw1
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Géza Molnár
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"Winter" - which part of the globe your developers code ;-)
Pascal Zweipfenning
Yes, please! I really mis this one coming from Todoist.
Max Orgeldinger
When displaying subtasks it would be really helpful to be able to group / fix the subtaks to their parent tasks in all views. For me personally that would be prefered over having them be filtered by other criteria (otherwise why not just make a new task), but I can see how others would want this as an option.
It would be especially helpfull for the time and gant view. Is that isn't possible it would at least help to view the association with the parent task in time and gant view the way it is currently displayed in the list view.
More info from my post here https://feedback.clickup.com/feature-requests/p/gantt-charts-v2-feb
Background: We have one board that acts as a crm. In this board we use tasks for possible projects to have custom statuses (lead identified, offer being prepared, …) We need sub-task to give additional context and staff indivdual team members.
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