I have created a table for our small architectural firm based on the “project tracker” template I found in Airtable. Once a task is completed, I need to be able to hide the task in the table view so that it is clear at a glance where there is work to...
Thanks for sharing! I know that what I’d said previously did work. I got laid off in April though, so haven’t worked with it since then and can’t really clarify because I don’t remember or have access to that table.
Hi! I did! It was this-which I never could have figured out myself:
Jeremy_Oglesby Community Leader
March 4
I think you need to use the concept of a conditional rollup.
In your tasks table, have a formula field that returns the Task name or descripti...
I really appreciate your help!!! That did it! Thankyouthankyouthankyou! I am new and would not have been able to figure out those formulas, etc., by myself!
I don’t seem to be able to put the link in my post here, but the thread I was referring to was “Hide Completed Tasks in Tables / Tabs within Project Planner” from 05/19. I tried to do what Rachel said worked for her, but couldn’t replicate it!
Thank you Jeremy, I do have my task list grouped by project & I can hide completed tasks on the Tasks tab, but I need to be able to view the entire list of projects/Projects Table regardless of whether they have open tasks at the time the Projects t...
