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Modify task planned date and time in task view

I have set the option to see schedule tasks as well in task view. But in task view, I am not able to edit the time or date of the task. For instance, I mistakenly schedule task for 4 AM and I have limited my calendar to only show from 6 AM to 12 AM. Now I want to move this task to all day or between 6 AM to 12 AM. Calendar won't allow me due to limits set. So the only option is to set from task view, which is not possible.

Please add this soon, it is affecting my productivity.

PS: I just deleted the recurring task in task view, it just deleted current instance and let all others stay on calendar. When I search for it, it shows up in search results but when I click on it, it just goes to that date. I have removed limits on my calendar and made it 12 AM to 12 AM, but still I am not able to find this task. Please let me know how to remove/modify this task

PS2: I am moving tasks from existing task manager to Morgen. When I add new task in task view, I am not able to set the planned date. To plan it I need to move to that date and drag the task on to the calendar. This is too many clicks. Can I set planned date in task view itself when I am creating tasks?

PS3: Not able to add tags as well in task view.

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  • Danny Hatcher (Customer Support) changed status to In Review
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    Oct 31, 2024

  • Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)

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    Oct 6, 2024

    I didn't think you could schedule from the sidebar by date, but only add a due date. I could be wrong though.

    When would you know the time to schedule the task if you can't see the calendar? My guess is that you drag it on the all day in which case I am curious why a due date with visualisation wouldn't work… it is what I do 😊

    • Roam Stead

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      Oct 6, 2024

      Danny Hatcher (Customer Support) it's often good to schedule doing a task before the actual due date (for instance scheduling paying an upcoming bill after a date you know the funds will be available but before the due date when penalties would be applied). That way if you are busy with other things on the due date you don't miss the payment and incur fees.

      This is also useful for task batching (for instance scheduling a session to pay all upcoming bills next Tuesday).

      This is sometimes called setting a 'do' date that is prior to the due date.

    • Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)

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      Oct 6, 2024

      Roam Stead Ah yeah.

      I do this. Most of my planning is done in the month view so I can see the due date and then schedule the task on the appropriate day before hand.

      My guess is you do your planning in a day/week view instead…