Jarrett K

Thanks so much, Andrew! Missed this reply before but this is super helpful.

Hi Andrew, Thanks for the reply and your patience, I've attached a screenshot of the asset dept tasks columns that are color coded for reference. Let me know if I should provide any further info. Thanks!

Thanks very much @Andrew Lawrence! Looking forward to hearing more, appreciate your reply.

Hello, When setting up a Due Date filter for either tasks or milestones, could it be possible to create subjective entries possible in the Due Date fields? What I mean is, it currently only accepts specific dates to determine a due date range. I'd like it if it would understand that "today" means the current date, and "1 week" means any date within the next 7 calendar days. If I want a rolling 3 week lookahead for tasks or milestones, I have to manually change my filters each week to accomplish this. If I could instead set it to start with "today" and end with "3 weeks" it would simplify the filter and make it much more effective to be a consistently reliable filter view. Let me know if I need to provide more context/explanation. Thanks!

Hi @Andrew Lawrence Thanks for the reply, I guess I would prefer whichever is faster to achieve. I only care about that specific attribute, but if it's easier to toggle all task attributes to be available rather than being selective, that works too! Best, Jarrett

Hi, Could we please have Start Dates included in the Default View? Thanks,

Hi, Would it be possible to color code Shot Dept task column headers so they're more visually distinct? Even just an off grey/black alternating color pattern would make it easier to separate each task column by task type visually. Asset Dept task columns do seem to be color coded, so I'm wondering if this could be pushed to all depts for easier visibility. Let me know if further explanation is needed. Thanks!

Hi Patrick, I wanted to check in on the status of this request - is there an ETA for when this could be implemented? It would help quite a bit with tracking multiple dependency depts from a top-down view. Thanks very much,