Does this behavior seem odd to anyone else?
I'm in context view. I'm grouping by start date. I'm sorting by start date. The availability filer is set to Remaining.
Let's say I've got a project with a start date of 9/15/2011. It's got ten children actions. None of those have a start date, so they inherit the project's start date.
When I go to the "starting next month" section of the layout I see a list of the children actions with no start date, followed by the project header at the end with a start date attached.
Am I the only person for whom this seems backwards? Wouldn't it make more sense to have the project with start date first and then a list of the child actions relating to that project heading underneath it? Or at least the option to organize things that way? Or am I missing something?
KS
I'm in context view. I'm grouping by start date. I'm sorting by start date. The availability filer is set to Remaining.
Let's say I've got a project with a start date of 9/15/2011. It's got ten children actions. None of those have a start date, so they inherit the project's start date.
When I go to the "starting next month" section of the layout I see a list of the children actions with no start date, followed by the project header at the end with a start date attached.
Am I the only person for whom this seems backwards? Wouldn't it make more sense to have the project with start date first and then a list of the child actions relating to that project heading underneath it? Or at least the option to organize things that way? Or am I missing something?
KS
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