You might use the "quick text filter" (ctrl+L) then typing "project 1" Only tasks with the text "project1" will then be displayed. then, juste select the tasks and move them under the project (using alt+shift+arrows)
does it work? Olivier Le jeudi 19 janvier 2017 22:32:53 UTC+1, Benny Karlson a écrit : > > > Hi again, >> >> > >> I try to rephrase my headline, since I missed the point on my last there >> must be a A QUICK WAY to get rid of a cluttered MLO. >> > > This is something many people probably like to use if you, like me, > drowning in tasks placed in inbox or another wrong used folder, and have > limited time (or not like) to spend time in organizing each task in there > right folders at once!! > > >> Have looked around in the forum, but not found the most simple way to >> clear any cluttered folder!! There MUST be a way (or to get it made by MLO >> team) to HELP all of us that find a way to move our unorganized tasks into >> Projects and Folders with a tree structure!? >> >> >> >> For example here is a cluttered inbox. >> >> >> >> <Inbox> >> >> Email Clare ref vacancy >> >> Project 2 Task 2 >> >> Next Tasks >> >> Project 1 Task 1 >> >> Next Task6 Project 1 >> >> MLO >> >> Project 1 Task 2 >> >> Chaos Intellect >> >> Backlog Project 1 Task 1 >> >> Opera Bookmarks >> >> Pocket PC >> >> Task4 Project 1 >> >> Backlog Project 2 Task 1 >> >> Backlog Action >> >> Home Action 1 >> >> Task5 Project 1 >> >> Email Clare ref vacancy >> >> Project 2 Task 2 >> >> Next Tasks >> >> Project 1 Task 3 >> >> Next Task2 >> >> Next Task3 >> >> Next Task5 >> >> MLO >> >> Project 1 Task 2 >> >> Chaos Intellect >> >> Backlog Project 1 Task 1 >> >> Opera Bookmarks Pocket PC >> >> >> >> Now I want to move all tasks regarding Project 1 to my Folder and/or >> Project named Project 1 >> >> >> >> Today I press and hold down the [Ctrl]-key and click with the mouse on >> each task that has anything to do with Project 1. >> >> Then I press [M] still holding down the [Ctrl]key (equal [Ctrl+M] for >> Move) and point to the right Project 1 folder. >> >> >> >> But HOW DO I DO THIS WITHOUT THE MOUSE???!! Only using keyboard [PgUp] >> / [PgDn] = arrow-keys. Since its much quicker and easier to work with >> keyboard in this matter, when organizing tens or hundreds of tasks of tasks >> to new folders >> >> >> >> So I guess simply to push some key-combination together with arrow-keys >> and the problem would be solved... >> >> >> >> Best regards >> >> /Benny > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MyLifeOrganized" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/mylifeorganized. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/mylifeorganized/b9a3354d-cfe1-44f6-b2ad-4f094de2c10e%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
