+1I can see any notes added at the project level using the # of notes column in the Overview (as below) but I cant find a way to get my hands on a similar readout to any notes assigned at a task level using the same # of notes column - any ideas gratefully received?
Best answer by Sai Sravan
Hello
That does sound unusual! I tried reproducing this in my demo environment by adding a note at the task level, and it worked as expected. The Tasks Overview page correctly displays the ‘Notes’ associated with each task as well.
By default, the ‘Notes’ section should appear under the ‘Add Related’ area, unless:
The section was accidentally minimized by someone,
The note(s) were saved as ‘Private’, or
No notes have been added yet and the current view in the ‘View Editor’ isn’t configured to ‘Show When Empty’.
The following snapshots for your reference.
Solution:
In the 1st & 3rd scenarios, I’d recommend opening the ‘Task Details’ drop-down menu and either selecting ‘Revert View’ or creating a ‘New View’. While doing so, make sure to check the ‘Show When Empty’ box before you ‘Save’ the view.
The below snapshots to guide you on how to ‘Revert View’ for the 1st scenario.
Hope this helps!
+1Hello
That does sound unusual! I tried reproducing this in my demo environment by adding a note at the task level, and it worked as expected. The Tasks Overview page correctly displays the ‘Notes’ associated with each task as well.
By default, the ‘Notes’ section should appear under the ‘Add Related’ area, unless:
The section was accidentally minimized by someone,
The note(s) were saved as ‘Private’, or
No notes have been added yet and the current view in the ‘View Editor’ isn’t configured to ‘Show When Empty’.
The following snapshots for your reference.
Solution:
In the 1st & 3rd scenarios, I’d recommend opening the ‘Task Details’ drop-down menu and either selecting ‘Revert View’ or creating a ‘New View’. While doing so, make sure to check the ‘Show When Empty’ box before you ‘Save’ the view.
The below snapshots to guide you on how to ‘Revert View’ for the 1st scenario.
Hope this helps!
+1Thank you for your kind words, Fiona. I'm happy the response proved helpful.
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