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bulk edit 13 years 11 months ago #3679

  • sebadru
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Hey there,


sorry if the following suggestion has been brought up already and I did not find it in the forum.

If (in the Project and Actions Review Views) I mark/select several actions, I feel it would be very useful to be able to change their status, context or topic in one go. Right now, only the displayed action is changed, so I have to go to each action and do the change one by one.

I do not even think that a nag question would be necessary (do you really want to edit all the selected # actions?), but maybe that could be configured and on at the first time by default.

Maybe individual fields such as notes and dates could be inaccessible for editing while several actions/projects are selected.

Perhaps smilar for multiple projects (bulk change topic, priority, "Chain actions" status).

What do you think?

Sebastian
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Re:bulk edit 13 years 11 months ago #3684

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Hi Sebastian,

this is already possible, just maybe not the way you'd expect:
  • Mark one or more thoughts with Ctrl or Shift
  • Right click on one of the marked thoughts
  • Select Change Context/Criteria/Topic/Status/Project
There you go

Regards

GWHome
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Re:bulk edit 13 years 11 months ago #3690

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You can also select the actions on the Review Actions screen. If they all have something in common, filter appropriately, use Ctrl+A and then the appropriate button at the top. You can also change their action date in one go.
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