Alexander Zinchenko ¿Por qué no los dos?

Alexander Zinchenko Option B for sure! Do you think it should potentially be one or the other pending your level or certification within ClickUp, i.e. admins could have B vs other access levels are A? Just a thought.

Alexander Zinchenko Option B

Francisco Laferriere

Entonces, al pulsar Enter se guarda el valor, mientras que al hacer clic en Guardar se guarda el valor y se cierra el desplegable. ¿Es esto lo que esperarías?

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So pressing Enter saves the value, while clicking Save both saves the value and closes the dropdown. Is that what you’d expect?

Alexander Zinchenko A until it autosaves, then get rid of the 'save' button entirely. With B, I'd expect it to autosave since there's no button

Alexander Zinchenko Option B for sure OR allow tabbing to the save button

Alexander Zinchenko Keyboard first - less clicks, always!

Alexander Zinchenko Cancel / Save buttons to avoid time estimate loss (currently loosing it when pressing ESC - very frustrating)

Alexander Zinchenko

Absolutely, I think from the UX perspective, making it clear it's easier to "train" people on how to use it.

At the same time, I'm not a fan of "clickeable" things because 90% of the time I missclick, the modal closes without warning and I lose the changes.

So, having option B as a backup/alternative/power user feature would be very welcome.

Also, throw in there that pressing TAB changes between the different team members (total time estimate entered - TAB - focus on "darrell" enter time TAB focus on "floyd" enter time

At any point, if I press enter on floyd or darrell it would simply accept the times and save.

Alexander Zinchenko B - are you working on bulk editing for recurring settings?

Hi Alexander Zinchenko,

I would like both. Explicit keyboard YES with enter or an Explicit click on save or clicking outside to save.

But the Cancel button in option A is required to undo any anychange before committing and creating an edit record for admin to check during audit.

Thus mixture of both

Alexander ZinchenkoOption B: Press Enter to save

Alexander Zinchenko Option A

Alexander Zinchenko Both A and B.

Steven Freshour: sorry to hear it failed! How many tasks were you trying to update? I can talk to Eng. to see what we can do.

Alex Omeyer (ClickUp) I guess it was hundreds of tasks.

Steven Freshour: Got it, thanks! Have you tried asking it to update tasks in batches of 20? I've seen it do the trick (sometimes the assistant does it without being prompted to but better ask to be sure).

Alex Omeyer (ClickUp) I did that for a list that had 12 tasks. AI said ok I will update all 5 tasks in this list. I then said there are 12 tasks and it said ok sorry. I eventually got it to update 12 tasks, but the point is this doesn't work well and now I hit a limit and I'm being asked to pay for AI upgrade per user. You need to work out the bugs before you start charging for AI. But it seems like having the ability to bulk update time estimates would be easier to develop than AI and should be a standard feature.

Steven Freshour: Noted, thanks for sharing more detail and sorry you experienced issues. If you ever bump into issues like these, please don't hesitate to downvote the AI response. The trace gets sent straight back to us and really helps us debug.

Totally agree on bulk updating time estimates without AI cc Ivan Villa

Steven Freshour Same thing for me. The batches really fails and is more manual effort for me to manage the AI than to do it myself.