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Hi Aaron, I tried making a REALLY long note in the description box. I was able to page down within the description. Is this what you are talking about?
Stephen, I would be happy to dive deeper with the team at Wrike and tell a few stories - but maybe the forum isn't the best place to do it. Fishing: Here is a midwest analogy that might apply t...
I would suggest mapping out your process with post-its using a swim-lane map. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swim_lane Then create steps in a folder that correspond with your post-its and name tha...
Without knowing all of the complexities behind the scenes, or the ramifications of this change, you may want to consider the following: A more appropriate term for “priority” sorting is “sequentia...
Great summary. One of the biggest rules I hold my team accountable is: Dates have meaning. I don't want to restrict my team from rescheduling so I made a big deal out of "scooching." If you tas...
I started to think about the way we create a new project for our quoting team. We have a folder with a bunch of sub-folders. When you duplicate the parent folder, the others duplicate as well. ...
@Nathan Lee Jones That was my thinking as well. The new "boards" function is great for that. https://help.wrike.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000193205-Board-View Without boards: https://www.wrike....
Hi Stephen, You can only do that in priority view. OR, you could start each task with a number - but that only works up until 9. You can use numberalpha to take care of that (1A, 1B, 2A, ect)....
...But then again wouldn't it be annoying if you added a task to a list of 200 and had to go ALL the way to the bottom to edit it?
I agree it would be nice to have your first task entered be the first in the list. Just to throw another thought out there: If you are entering a large list of items where sequence is important - ...