How do you collapse tasks in a project?
To expand or collapse the task list, go to the View tab and click the Outline button. Choose a level to show the tasks down to that level in the outline. Project immediately collapses or expands the list to show tasks at that level. You can expand or collapse selected summary tasks.
How do you collapse rows in a project?
Click the View tab to display the View ribbon. In the Data section of the View ribbon, click the Outline pick list button and select the level of summary tasks you want to collapse.
How do you expand all lines in a Project?
Yes, you should be able to expand all tasks at View > Data group > Outline > All Subtasks.
How do you collapse all tasks in MS Project 2013?
How to Collapse and Expand the Task Outline in Project 2013
- Click the triangle symbol to hide all subtasks.
- Click the View tab on the Ribbon, click the Show Outline button in the Data group, and then click Hide Subtasks.
Is there a way to collapse task by default?
Just FYI, you can’t just use the “group by” function in view settings, on “task name” since this creates a group for each task, whether it is a parent task or a subtask. This is still an outstanding issue. It seems ridiculous to not have a way to collapse by default, given that this is supposed to be an area where lots of tasks are being added.
Can You collapse a task in SharePoint Stack Exchange?
Regarding controlling to collapse some sub-tasks unfortunately it’s not supported as out of the box but you can create another view to show your subtasks and set it as expanded . Thanks for contributing an answer to SharePoint Stack Exchange! Please be sure to answer the question.
Why do I have to manually collaspe each task?
If I have to manually collaspe each of dozens — eventually maybe hundreds? — of grouped tasks that are expanded by default, each time I open the webpage, then this loses any productivity gain for me.
How to run a script with a collapsed list?
– Runs with list collapsed (it works!). Pressing the button does nothing. – Runs with list collapsed (it works!). Pressing the button expands the list. Pressing it again selects the last collapse/expand item in the list. – won’t run the script automatically.