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Expand/Collapse ALL 14 years 7 months ago #2927

tandre Offline Junior Boarder Posts: 37 Karma: 1	Hey, I think it would be nice if one was able to collapse/expand all projects/goals/whatever in a list besides the current one only. When I do my weekly review I like to expand all to get an overview of what projects exists. Currently it is a little bit tedious to walk through the whole list and have to expend them all manually. Cheers, Torsten
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Re:Expand/Collapse ALL 14 years 7 months ago #2933

bbhavers Offline Senior Boarder Posts: 49 Karma: 4	Yes, good suggestions, i would like this also very much.
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Re:Expand/Collapse ALL 14 years 7 months ago #2938

claire Offline Moderator Posts: 1383 Thank you received: 62 Karma: 67	I am not sure I understand correctly the request You can select the top node ("Goals" or "Projects") and either press the Expand button or use the Expand option on the right-click menu.
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Re:Expand/Collapse ALL 14 years 7 months ago #2940

tandre Offline Junior Boarder Posts: 37 Karma: 1	Hi Claire, Thanks for your reply. What you described is exactly what I was looking for. I always used the symbol left to the goal/project to expand/collapse the selected node. I missunderstood the right-mouse-menu expansion as "expand the current node" and not as "expand the current node and all of its child nodes". Thanks for clarification! Cheers, Torsten
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