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What is exactly the filter applied when checking "hide done items" on "Real work allocation" screen?

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(@maged-mostafa)
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[#3643]

I know that it should hide "completed items". However, this is not enough details.
Below is what I get while the checkbox is checked:

- The checkbox hides some "done" tasks in status done in the current week and leaves some.
- Some "done" tasks progressed further in the workflow after the "done" status (ex: to "verified", "delivered" or "validated") should these get hidden by the checkbox?
- Some "done" tasks get hidden only when I move the view to the next week.
- Some "done" tasks that were already hidden when I checked the checkbox reappear when I go back to a previous week.

So, I do not understand what this checkbox actually does. I appreciate some clarification.


 
Posted : 06 Sep 2016 16H25
(@babynus)
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Hi,
Task marked as done are hiden unless some real work is entered for them on the cuirrent week.

This is a general rule : in real work allocation, all tasks with real work on the displayed week are shown, whatever the status (done, closed, cancelled, ...). It is to vbe sure to always display complete entered work for the week.


 
Posted : 06 Sep 2016 20H24
(@maged-mostafa)
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Thanks for the clarification

Task marked as done are hiden unless some real work is entered for them on the cuirrent week.

This means tasks marked at least as "done" so this includes the next statuses ("verified", "delivered", "validated"), right?


 
Posted : 06 Sep 2016 20H32
(@babynus)
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It includes all the status that will check the done flag.
And is will also include tasks where done flag is checked manually (if allowed on activity type)


 
Posted : 06 Sep 2016 20H35
(@maged-mostafa)
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Got it. Thanks a lot . :cheer:


 
Posted : 06 Sep 2016 21H05
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