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Zachary Martin
If I have a task that will take 8 hours to allow me to schedule 4 hours for Monday and 4 hours for Tues. (Roel)
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Grace Neves
Yes! This would be so useful, especially in time consuming tasks that can't be broken down into subtasks without increasing the admin load.
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Mirja
Will I be able to re-order tasks in the calendar view in order to create a time block of tasks?
Tim Jasper
Something like Akiflow or Morgen with provision for splitting tasks into different time slots. Also time tracking. eg adjust the time block for a task and click track time and add note or comment to the task.
Anthony C.
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Adding same task to calendar several times = time tracked not task duration
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Kolla Saker
Today if you add a task to calendar - what happens is that you change the planned duration / start and stop date of a task.
I would like it to work as you can add a task to calendar to plan when you are working on it - and that time should be automatically added as time worked on that task. (The google 2 way sync is working really good and this way one could plan/replan task in google calendar and time worked would automatically change in ClickUp)
Also you should be able to add task to calendar several times since you are working on that task several periods of time.
Task overall start and end point should be a separate thing as a planning start and end point as shown in e.g. gantt.
This way you can also use start time of task to reflect when you need to start thinking of working on that task and due date as deadline.
E.g planning your task you see today this start date of task coming up and you plan in calendar to work on it tomorrow 3h and day after 4h, which is sufficient since deadline is in 5 days.
Alternatively if you think today's way should be kept. Consider making it possible to automatically (userdefined maybe) or by a click make the duration in calendar for a task for a person = actual time spent on that task.
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Md Ibrahim Khondkar
Okay
Anthony C.
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adding split tasks in gantt view
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Shade
Some tasks have a linear duration, but some others need to be interrupted and restarted after other tasks or due to unexpected problems, delays or even plan change.
Because I do a lot of modular tasks it would be definitely useful to have this function.
As example I've planned all my tasks for April, suddenly I got another commitment and during an entire week I will be not available.
it would be easier to plan if I could split my tasks before and after my commitment.
So i can keep a more granular vision of what i've already done and where I can fit all my assignments.
At the moment I should duplicate the tasks (annoying and confusing),
or shift everything after the commitment but messing up with the current plan.
Stretching tasks create an overlap that is confusing too, it would be acceptable if I could change the color of the task bar in that area and mark it as not-working time
Anthony C.
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Split up time estimates unevenly in Workload View
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Sophia Kaminski
From support ticket: In the resource allocation view, I'd like to be able to split up a task's time estimate unevenly between its start and end dates. I imagine when estimating i might have allocated 20hours for a task but the assignee is only able to do 10hours in the current week. Or there might be multiple assignees that are splitting duties. It would be good if there was a way to claim part of estimates allocation. This would also be handy to see how much of a tasks estimate is already allocated (+ time already spent) to see things like if task would be over budget.
Anthony C.
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Workload: Capacity should Subtract time tracked, and other improvements
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James Guitard
Workload has a major limitation in the way it displays Capacity, which could be fixed if this simple change were implemented.
Currently, Workload view (of Everything) measures a person's daily/weekly Capacity by summing the Time Estimates for all assigned tasks, distributed over the start+end dates for those tasks.
However, this does NOT account for time already spent on a task. This creates a false view of a person's workload for the day, as less hours appear to be available than should be.
Example: a task is estimated at 12 hours, with a 3 day duration. This would show on the workload chart as 4 hrs /day of a person's capacity. If that person actually spent 8 hrs on the task in 1 day, there should only be 4 hrs remaining in total, but the workload chart will show 8 hrs total of capacity filled over the next 2 days (4 hr/day).
This would lead to a LOSS of 4 hrs of productivity, if a manager was not aware of this limitation in Clickup.
Solution: provide an option to subtract "time tracked" from "time estimated" for the capacity calculation.
Other improvements that would help workload/capacity planning:
- Allow for manual distribution of task hours per day. I want to be able to assign a task (of 10 hrs total) as 4 hrs on Monday, and 6 hrs on Tuesday, etc.
- Allow for distribution of hours over non-adjacent days. Sometimes a task cannot be worked on consecutive days (blockers, outages, availability, etc.). The capacity should be adjusted for days no work can be done.
- Allow for managing Days Off/Holidays/Vacation. Workload/Capacity should account for days that are unavailable for a person.
- Allow for flexible schedules. Max Capacity should be adjustable per day on a weekly basis (ie. Monday: 10 hours max, Tuesday: 6 hours max, etc.).
- Better view options for longer time range. It would be nice to view forecasted Workload across a month, a quarter, etc. Having to click in 2-week increments to view workload 6 months from now is annoying.
Anthony C.
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