I address this problem by naming my tasks accordingly.
- Job 1
- Job 1: pick
- Job 1: pack
- Job 1: dispatch
- Job 1: invoice
- Job 2
- Job 2:pick
- Job 2: pack
- Job 2: dispatch
- Job 2: invoice
Be careful: this can get really confusing if you try this approach in
combination with Alyona's suggestion.
On Sunday, February 3, 2019 at 5:00:54 AM UTC-5, [email protected] wrote:
>
> iOS
> How do I display the Today View tasks with detail of the parent task?
>
> I might have several tasks due on a day: let’s say there are three tasks:
> Job 1, Job 2 and Job 3. Each has subtasks with the same name: pick, pack,
> dispatch and invoice. At the moment I am only seeing three sets of these
> subtasks in the Today View and unable to tell which is which.
>
> This seems such a simple requirement that I think I am not using MLO
> correctly.
>
> TIA
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