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Latest revision as of 09:35, 24 October 2025
A simple list in the Planner is a type of list intended for quickly recording tasks, notes, ideas, or activities that are not tied to anything specific.
- The difference between a simple list and a list with conditions
- How to create a simple list
- How to work with simple lists
The difference between a simple list and a list with conditions
The main difference from standard lists in the planner is the lack of conditional filters. The toggle switch is inactive:
Standard lists (with conditional filters enabled) are a tool for more deliberate task management in Planfix:
How to create a simple list
- Create a Planner for Kanban:
- Add a list::
- Add ideas or tasks to the list that need to be done:
How to work with simple lists
The working algorithm is as follows:
- Add tasks to the simple list.
- Plan who will complete these tasks, when, and in what order.
- Move the tasks to a standard list to assign them for work.
The task adopts the specified attributes of the list to which it was moved.