Project names in Time View
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Tor Rivera
At the moment, when you choose Time View and choose All Spaces, you will get a long list of all the unscheduled tasks.
Most of my projects have the same name for the tasks. so for me to see what project a task belongs to, i have to click on each task.
It would be nice to have the ability to Sort by projects where all the tasks within a project are listed after a header of the projects name.
Example:
"PROJECT 1"
task 1
task 2
task 3
"PROJECT 2"
task 1
task 2
task 3
Please be free to come up with other good solution on how to do this.
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Jeannie Crook
I see this is marked as complete, but this is not working for me. I have the Project & List names turned on in Time View, but it is only showing me the list name, not the project name or the space name.
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Tarun Masani
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Hey there everyone! You can turn on the Project & List names for your tasks in time view in the Time View options. Check it out!
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Tarun Masani
Merged in a post:
Tooltip for Tasks in Time view
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Abbie Friesen
Would love to have a tooltip pop up when hovering over a task in the time view while viewing all spaces, that way I can see the project name of the task and know which project it's referring to. (something like the screenshot) It'd save a click!
Krisztina Tihanyi
Yes, this would help us as well. We use templates to generate projects, because we run similar studies in 21 different countries, so using the template is a great help to create these projects. However, when we look at the calendar for all the projects, we see multiple tasks with the same name, which is not helpful - though still preferable to not being able to use templates. But if we could have both, it would be fantastic!
James Wolf
+1 here, this is a great idea!
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Ryan Beck
Tor Rivera Completely agree. This would help imensely!
Zeb
in progress
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Susan C
We're a marketing agency, and have a similar issue with multiple concurrent branding, collateral, and website projects. The workaround I use is adding our client code (3 characters) as a prefix to each task. For example CKU-logo, WSP-brochure, etc. That tells me enough to distinguish the task without using a lot of space for the whole project ID.
Nick Wilkinson
Possible for this suggestion to extend to the calendar integration (e.g GCal)? They sync ok but aren't showing any project / task / subtask detail. In the mean time I'm appending my own detailed reference on each task / subtask so I know what I'm dealing with in GCal when it syncs. Project, task, subtask flowthrough to calendar sync would solve that workaround though. Wonder if a time view update and sync enhancement (for shared calendars) would kill two birds with one stone for us?
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Tarun Masani
under review
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