4. Views

A view is a way of looking at the same tasks. The tabs sit at the top of the project. Changing view changes nothing about your tasks.

A new blank project shows List and Board. To add others, select Add View at the end of the tabs.

View	What it shows	Use it when
List	Tasks in rows, grouped by list. Group by Status, Assignee, Priority or Due date.	You want to see and edit many tasks fast. It opens first.
Board	One column for each status. Drag a card to change its status.	You want to see how work moves from start to done.
Table	A grid with sortable columns, like a spreadsheet.	You want to compare tasks side by side.
Calendar	Tasks on their dates. Tasks with no date wait in an Unscheduled side tray. Drag one onto a day to give it a date.	You care about what is due this week or month.
Gantt	A bar for each task, from its start date to its due date.	You plan in time. Tasks need both a start date and a due date.

Good to know:

Gantt only draws tasks that have both dates. Others wait in its Unscheduled list, where Schedule gives them dates.
In the Gantt view, arrows come from links made in a task's Relations tab.
Gantt needs a wide screen. It does not open on a phone.
On the Board, the columns follow the Group by choice. The default is Status.

A project open in Board view, with its view tabs along the top

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Views, filters and saved views: every view, filter, group, sort and saved views in depth

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