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Defining Task Type Statuses
Defining Task Type Statuses
A Task receives its Status options from its assigned Task Type. You define the status options on the Task Type's Status tab. Follow these steps to add a status option to the Task Type:
- Open the Task Type record, if not already opened.
- Click the Status tab.
- Click the New button in the toolbar to open a new Status record.
- Enter the name of the status.
- Enter an optional description.
- If this status indicates a closed state (that is, no more work is required on a task), select the Closed check box.
- When a user sets a task to a status that indicates a closed state, the fields on a Task record's General tab become unavailable and can no longer be updated.
- When a task is saved with % Complete of 100 percent (that is, the work is complete and the task should be closed), Aptify automatically sets the status of the task to the first status that indicates a closed state on the Status tab. Keep this in mind when adding more than one closed state status option to a particular type of task.
- Click OK to save and close the record.
- Repeat Steps 3 to 7 to add additional status types.
- Alternatively, you can select the OK and New option and click to save the current record and open a new Status record in one step.
- Alternatively, you can select the OK and New option and click to save the current record and open a new Status record in one step.
- Click the General tab and enter the name of a status type in the Default Status field.
- This is the status that new tasks of this type will use by default.
- Save the record.
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