[santra]

I apologize for this newbie question, but I'm just coming back to OmniPlan after not using it for about a year.

When I'm drafting a plan, I start typing out the tasks. Typically, I think of a task, type it, and then type all the subtasks that are going to be a part of it.

Then of course I realize I want to "group" the subtasks. Unfortunately, I've already typed the "parent" task, and when I group the subtasks, I now have a new "parent" task.

How do folks get around this conundrum? Do you make a point of NOT typing the parent task when you're setting up the plan, and then when you hit "group" you let that procedure create the parent task?

Just wondering...

Thanks!

[Lizard]

if you select the children tasks and choose indent, it will group them under the previous task instead of creating a new parent.

[santra]

Thanks!