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I thought so, just wanted to make sure you know how to edit views. As for
the eyeball button, on iOS the "completed recently" position cannot be
changed. I've checked that it is set to show tasks completed today.
Due to screen size limitations mobile clients do not have all the features
that
Alyona,
Thank you for your reply. My question was about the completed recently filter
in all views (the one that looks like an eyeball). I understand how to edit
the views, and I love that feature - I’ve created several custom ones already!
Thanks again,
Mark
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Hello Mark,
Views in MLO can be modified on all the supported platforms. On iOS the
"Completed Recently" view is set to 31 days by default. You can check and
change it following the steps: swipe right->Edit-> tap "Completed
Recently"-> "Advanced filter"-> tap twice to change the value. You
Andrew,
Thank you very much for your response! Between that and some other things I’m
finding, it seems like I may have to break down and get the Windows version, so
I have more options, even though I really don’t have the opportunity to use a
laptop much in my day to day planning and
Mark, sorry for so many replies. MLO is very powerful and complex software.
And many times the desired result can be achieved in different ways.
So, there is also another way to restrict the display of completed tasks.
Go to the view editor, then tap on the advanced filter.
There you can choose
Hi again
As to the fixed date.
I tested with my android MLO. I gues the iPhone/iPad versions behave the
same.
1) if you create from scratch a view which shows completed tasks on
android/iOS, the view will show all completed tasks.
2) instead, if you create the same view on windows MLO, you can
