Skip Weekends When Scheduling & Rescheduling Tasks
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Tarin Casadonte
Assign a due date based on a number of business days ie be able to click Skip Weekends when automating a due date
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Anouk Rising
This would be so great to have!!
Francisco Rezende
No news on that? We're in a bit of a bind here, having to manually change deadlines when triggers fire near the weekend.
Aaron Bermingham
How is this not a feature already at this point? Workload management almost depends on this and right now we're having to manually move things each week around these days.
Juan Grandas
Merged in a post:
Time Estimate - Remove Weekends!
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Ashley Swartz
The ability to remove weekends in the time estimate would be a really helpful feature. This way I can use the time estimates for (human) resource management. Right now, if I budget over 56 hours (seven 8 hour days) the time estimate rolls to 1 week -- which is counted as 7 consecutive days -- which is a little deceiving since in project planning time a week is 5 days and a month is counting only workdays, not 30 consecutive days.
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Cristina Moreira
Please it would very useful !!
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Mischa de Ruijter
we need this indeed. I see it's in progress so that's exciting
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Nick Gibson
Is there any ETA on this? Surely after 4 years it would be good to provide an update? I've actually changed companies and ironically this came up again in my new role. Almost 2,000 votes and no ETA....
Lee Fuhr
April 22, 2021: "This has been PLANNED for quite some time."
Oh my oh my, any updates here, admins?
Danielle Moore
This is critical in the automations. With automations becoming the forefront of our business model, we are still having to manually set due dates because the triggers do not allow us to exclude weekends when setting due dates via automations.
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Stacey Telford
This is definitely a must. We use click up with our business stakeholders for prioritisation of project tasks, but my devs use another software for their development tasks. Having a task that is 8d worth of work, in click up it indicates 1w 1d, but in our operational planning it's 1w3d - so trying to plan with the business is extremely difficult.
Being able to configure what a working week looks like is a must and would be different for every organisation/team.
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