Yes, would really like this. A simple "skip" option, without marking as Done or Closed, would be really helpful.

Equally, rearranging an occurrence without messing up the rest of the recurring tasks (i.e., they stay on the original dates and times set, regardless of you moving one).

ce option for tasks. I would like the repeating task to move on to the next occurrence and stop showing in my today view. Sorry but some recurrences just can't happen but they will happen next time. BTW you still haven't solved true 2 ways sPubg Name Generator

Totally agree, this feature is a must-have!

It appears that we are all seeking the option to override a single occurrence for various reasons. For instance, if we have a recurring task every Friday but an upcoming Friday is a federal holiday, the desire is to move that task to a different day. Alternatively, if there is a method to copy tasks to multiple future dates without being bound to the recurrence, that would also be acceptable.

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Would be great to have a "skip recurrence" button in these places:

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I would like to have an integrated skipping option for recurring tasks as well.

There are things that I normally want to do on a regular basis, but sometimes it is just not necessary to do it again yet or I just don't have the time to do it this time, so I postpone it to the next occurence - e.g. taking out a holiday insurance for my next trip, cleaning the fridge, etc.

Of course, I could just mark the task completed in ClickUp without executing it. But that makes me feel bad, like if I was lying to myself (and to my ClickUp!!! xD) checking off something that I haven't actually done. Also I want to be able to track the execution of recurrent tasks in the past, which is not possible if I just mark unexecuted tasks as complete like any other task.

I've created a workaround for me to track the execution of recurrent tasks in the past using a Checkbox custom field and automations. Whenever I want to skip a recurring task, I check my "SKIPPED" checkbox, which automatically marks the task as completed as well. Another automation guarantees that the "SKIPPED" CHECKBOX is set to unchecked again in the new task created for the next occurrence.

The workaround does work quite well for me actually, but it takes a bit of an effort to set it up with all the automations that you have to copy and paste in every space across your whole workspace. (I have another automation that resets the task's status to TO DO whenever I uncheck the "SKIPPED" checkbox again - in case I change my mind and want to execute the task later anyway ;).

An advantage of an integrated skipping option for me would be if ClickUp at the next occurence of the task could automatically tell me that I've skipped it's ancestor(s) and how many times I've already been skipping them without an execution inbetween! For example, if there was an integrated skipping field (...next to the complete checkmark or wherever), there could be a red number superscript on the right side of the skipping field counting the number of times the task has been skipped in a row.

I would say this is a bug more than a feature.

If i re-schedule the immediate task, I should only see future tasks, I should not see recurrent tasks from previous days.

Please add this amazing basic feature

Definitely concur with this feature request. I find this extremely frustrating as I often either need to wait until the day of the scheduled task has passed (and thus, the next recurring task has been created) and then delete the old task, or I need to set the date manually, which can and does often result in the dates being thrown off since changing the date manually doesn't change the recurring schedule. There are so many times I would like to skip the occurrence and simply can't. Quite frustrating.

This is something needed, I hope they will work on adding this soon!