New Action: Remove Task from List
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Veronika Prophet
I think this was done? When you open the task pop up at the top it'll say which list it's in with +# with a drop down, from there you can see all the lists it's in and remove from that list by hitting the 3 dots next to the list
Jon Stutfield
Veronika Prophet - this is not an automation, it's a manual action
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Veronika Prophet
Jon Stutfield fair point, didn't realise this was specific to automate it. Took me long enough to find a way to remove from a list even if manually - not mentioned in their help articles or anywhere I could find!
Nathaniel Cassidy
Having automation that can add to lists but not remove is such a big drag on project management automation.
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Joseph Plaizier
This would be incredibly valuable. Please consider adding this.
Anett Korsgaard Nissen
This would absolutely be SO helpful to Project administration when we have tasks undergoing a lot of complex flows.
For example in an IT department where tasks can come in from several different sources and undergo a rather complex flow that may require presence in list with entry status flows and the task needs to end up in other lists with production status flow. If the task needs to be moved + added to several lists throughtout the proces and removed from several lists at the end of the proces - this can basically not be done without doing manual moves manual removing
Sam Grant
This NEEDS to be a thing!! Please implement 😁
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John Ortbal
Please make this a priority since it's urgently needed.
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Steph Lynn
Bumping this! I have 5 use-cases waiting for this in my org's ClickUp!
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Andreas Pfeifer
Please add this asap!
Dillon Strickland
This is truly a necessity. Especially when mirroring a task. Is there any ETA?
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Kirk Woodhouse
Zach, so I will be more emphatic - not that it will do any good at all - the issue is a lack of resources applied. Clickup has applied untolled resources to its AI efforts while leaving long outstanding - and what I believe are relatively simple - items open. In my view, Clickup has a demonstarted behavior to not finish what it starts, rather it moves onto the next new and glamorous 'thing'.
You can tell me I am wrong, but Clickup's actions speak much louder in support of my view.
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