

If you want to move tasks to a different day, e.g. For example, if you drag a task from the Current Tasks column to the Completed Tasks column, the task’s assigned sub-calendar will automatically be updated from Current Tasks to Completed Tasks. If you drag an event from one column to another, the sub-calendar is automatically updated to reflect the change. In the Scheduler View, each sub-calendar has its own column. Drag an event in Scheduler view Drag and drop tasks to another sub-calendar (Scheduler) or another date (any grid view).

Use the event editorĬlick on the event to open it in the event editor and change the calendar selection from the drop-down list of calendars. There are several ways to move an event from one calendar to another. Move tasks to update statusĪs a task progresses from one stage to another, move it to the appropriate sub-calendar. You can also create sub-calendars for other stages of task management, e.g. Once a task is complete, move it from the Current Tasks calendar to the Completed Tasks calendar.Create a sub-calendar with a different color for completed tasks.Create a sub-calendar that holds current tasks.We recommend setting up your calendar as follows: The sub-calendar method works well for using a Kanban style of task management. This could be useful for tracking team projects, monitoring to-do lists, or keeping track of progress on projects. While not specifically designed to be a task management tool, Teamup does facilitate marking tasks and events as complete. A Teamup Calendar can work well as a to-do list with scheduled tasks and events.
