![]() You also have the option of automatically marking a task as complete when someone moves it to a certain section. For example, if you want to publish new content, you can create sections for “Content Creation Team,” “Graphic Design Team,” and “Social Media Team.” For example, if your team is planning an event, you can create task sections for “Before the Event”, “During the Event,” and “After the Event.” For example, “To Do,” “In Progress,” “On Hold,” and “Done.” You may want to set up sections based on: The task board gives you flexibility to add, delete, and rename task sections. To automatically mark tasks as “Done” when they are added to a section, click on the three dots (…) on the upper right side of a section and select “Enable Task Completion.” To revert this setting, go to the same place and select “Disable Task Completion.” To delete a task board section, click on the three dots (…) on the upper right side of a section and select “Enable Task Completion.” If this option is already ![]() To re-name a task board section, click on the three dots (…) on the upper right side of a section and select “Rename Section.” To add a new task board section, click the “+ Add Section” button on the right hand side of your task board and type the name of the new section. For example, you may want to add a section to store tasks that are “On Hold.” The default task board sections are “To Do,” “In Progress,” and “Done.” However, your team can add or edit sections to match a project’s workflow. The task board divides a project’s tasks into sections. To access your task board, click on the briefcase icon on the left hand navigation bar and click on the name of your project.
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