I see what you're saying. Thanks! On Nov 24, 8:10 am, Dmitry_N <[email protected]> wrote: > You don't need to set a dependency here. Actually, it's the wrong > approach. > The date on which you have to return the book doesn't depend on > whether you've done with the book or not, correct? :) > You just have to create 2 independent tasks but you will see "Return > the book" only on it's due date. "Read the book" will always be on the > list though. > > Project: Book. > Task 1: Read the Book: daily at HH:MM > Sub-task 1: Return the Book if finished: no due date, but > dependent on Task 1. > Task 2: Return the Book latest: due date on DD:MM > > On Nov 24, 10:19 am, Michael Hopkins <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > Say I have two tasks: Read a book, and return the book to the > > library. I set return the book as dependent on reading the book so my > > to-do list is clean. I also set for the return the library's due date > > as the task's due date. Now, I would expect that since the final task > > in the dependency would dictate the due date of all the tasks > > depending on it, but MLO doesn't appear to agree. > > > Would it be possible for tasks leading to tasks with due dates to > > "inherit" that final task's due date? > > > Enjoying the product very much!
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