Apologies if this has already been referred to in the forums. I searched a couple of million words and couldn't find it.
When I fire up OF on Monday morning, I want to look at what projects are due over the next few days. The problem is, OF sorts projects on their action due dates - and because all my actions necessarily precede completion of the project, I can't get meaningful groupings of when projects fall due.
Am I missing something glaringly obvious here, or is this what OF does?
If this is what OF does, can I enter a plea for some means of project-centric sorting?
For me, it's counter-intuitive to list the project "Mulch garden" (due 18-12-07) under the Due Today" grouping, ahead of the project "Submit article xxx" (worth $4000, due 16-12-07), just because OF is sorting on an action in the garden project "Call produce store for hay prices" (due 16-12-07). Some way of sorting projects independent of actions is needed.
Matt
When I fire up OF on Monday morning, I want to look at what projects are due over the next few days. The problem is, OF sorts projects on their action due dates - and because all my actions necessarily precede completion of the project, I can't get meaningful groupings of when projects fall due.
Am I missing something glaringly obvious here, or is this what OF does?
If this is what OF does, can I enter a plea for some means of project-centric sorting?
For me, it's counter-intuitive to list the project "Mulch garden" (due 18-12-07) under the Due Today" grouping, ahead of the project "Submit article xxx" (worth $4000, due 16-12-07), just because OF is sorting on an action in the garden project "Call produce store for hay prices" (due 16-12-07). Some way of sorting projects independent of actions is needed.
Matt