Display tasks in a table view
vicentginer says:
I think this is not a new item, but I mention it here again in order to remind you (RMT staff) about it, in cas it was necessary.
At the moment, there is only one way to see the tasks: the tab view, and, in each tab, a list with the name, importance and due date of the tasks, with a box in the right containing all the task info. OK. It works well.
But I think other alternatives views would be desirable.
For example, a "table" or grid view, that is: the list of tasks not only showing name and importance, but also the rest of features, in a "Excel" way, so that you can click on a column in order to sort the tasks by that column, etc.
I think this would be great.
Thank you for answering.
At the moment, there is only one way to see the tasks: the tab view, and, in each tab, a list with the name, importance and due date of the tasks, with a box in the right containing all the task info. OK. It works well.
But I think other alternatives views would be desirable.
For example, a "table" or grid view, that is: the list of tasks not only showing name and importance, but also the rest of features, in a "Excel" way, so that you can click on a column in order to sort the tasks by that column, etc.
I think this would be great.
Thank you for answering.
benpage26 says:
I like this idea,
sander.buhrman says:
I like this idea too
thomas.decker says:
Such a grid view should although have a filtering feature (like excel). grid view are very good to see the info of the tasks at a first glance. At the moment I have to klick on every task in a list to see this information
toddz says:
This is the biggest thing I miss as I'm contemplating converting to RTM from ToodleDo. The sortable & filterable grid view is immensely useful, and there is a ton of screen space available to do this in RTM.
(closed account) says:
Seeing as there are 104 likes and 73 dislikes after 14 years, it's not like this is an idea that's in high demand. I don't think it's fair to say that RTM is a take-it-or-leave-it product. The developers have shown over and over again that they listen to the users and they are constantly improving the product.
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