Move to Bottom, Move to Top buttons.
Joeffrey Biccay
As a Product Owner, prioritizing tasks is crucial. Working on a list and identifying whether an item is deprioritized or not makes the "Move to Bottom" and "Move to Top" buttons very handy.
Support has mentioned this was removed from 2.0, it would be nice to revive this feature.
Cheers! Jops
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Michael Van Doorn
Hey, everyone!
Thank you for the details you've provided!
To better understand your request, could you please describe the problem you're experiencing and identify the specific areas of the Product where it occurs? This will allow us to determine whether a solution should be scoped to Task view or if it's more pertinent to individual views, such as List, Board, Calendar, etc.
Thanks so much!
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Rick Marsan
In list views, keyboard shortcuts to move (re-sequence and indent/outdent) tasks within a task list would be tremendous! Most Windows apps allow Tab and Shift-Tab to indent/outdent list items (move a child in/out of a parent). As Chris suggested on March 27, 2020, Shift + Up-Arrow to move up, would be great, too. Trying to drag-and-drop is often just too cumbersome. Thank you for any consideration!!
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Tiago Moniz
YES, THAT IS MISSING A LOT!! When you change a task between statuses, it goes to the top and not to the end. It doesn't make any sense to go to the end
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Eric Franken
exactly that!
Stefan de Vogelaere
So a feature request I am really missing! It's been like 6 years waiting for something small.
Sérgio Henrique Marchiori
I think Melissa Breau nailed the explanation. It's exactly the same situation I face every time I need to move cards up and down.
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Darren MacDonald
Looking again today I noticed that the scrolling speed when dragging tasks up and down a list has increased by maybe 4x on both the web and Windows apps. Works much better for me now.
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Darren MacDonald
I like to keep a long backlog of tasks in a single ranked list. As a developer it's easier to work from compared to 'priority' or 'severity' categories. The backlog is continuously ranked over time by the whole team with most attention at the top. A developer looking for work has only to take the topmost item. Want to prioritize something? Move it up the list. Want to put something out of mind but might come back to it someday? Bottom of the backlog. I spend a lot of time dragging items up and down the list partly because the window doesn't scroll up and down very fast.
Jules Robbins
This is SO critical. Prior version of Clickup had this. You could enter it to be position number 1.
Karl-Erik Wångstedt
Use case in a team of >5:
We are only working in the board view and have currently (from left to right) a Backlog column with 115 tasks, a Todo column with 35 tasks and an In progress with 4 tasks. Once a week we go through the Todo together with stakeholders from other teams and prioritise what order to work through the tasks. In this session we drag and drop the order of the tasks in the column so that the most prioritised are at the top, and the least at the bottom.
Since we have more tasks than can fit on a screen at any given moment it would be very handy to have buttons on the task to "move up/move down" and "move to top/move to bottom".
Once a month we do the same with our Backlog column, and it is more or less impossible to move tasks up and down to the right spot by drag-and-drop.
We would also really like to have the manual order number in the task so you can enter a position of the task directly.
All of this was present in 2.0 but disappeared in 3.
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