Select ALL tasks using the Multitool Taskbar
Charley Price
If you want to use the multitask toolbar to make a change to every task in a large (200+) list, selecting the list at the top only selects the items that have been loaded instead of EVERYTHING in the list.
If you want to tag everything, you need to manually scroll down and wait for sets of tasks to load until you get to the bottom, which is tedious.
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Dani
How is this still not fixed?!
5 years and we are still scrolling to select all of our tasks. Team. Come on now. This is insanity and so time consuming on massive lists. One click. Select all. Period. Let's go.
This generates SO many user complaints from students who think they have tagged everything and realize nope it only caught what was on the bloody screen.
You do not need to load everything about every task in order to change one field. There's got to be a way to do this without it taking me 10 minutes every time we need to change on freaking field.
Manuel Bröchin
For me it's a still a bug, otherwise it has to have a information for the user, that select all feature only select the loaded ones.
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Rod
Yes how to select all my 4000 task in 1 click ?
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Dmitry Zadvornov
Actually the issue is solved: you just need to choose "select all" and scroll to the end of your list:
Beth Henry
Please, please consider this. It's very manual work otherwise.
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Gabriel Galhato Roriz
We really need this.
Bryce Harvey
We need this .
Darryl McCumber
It's slightly ridiculous that this hasn't been implemented since requested in 2019, especially with so many requesting it.
Georgie Tominey
In 3.0, the select-all icon at the very top of the list only selects all the tasks at the top level, but not the sub-tasks (have to switch to "Show as Separate Tasks" view just to do this!). Otherwise, in Expanded View, I have to shift+click the first and last sub-task under each parent task separately, which takes FOREVER. Somehow, with 3.0, the Select All option has become even less functional!
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Melanie von Schorlemer
Fully agree.
If I tick the parent task, subtasks are not marked.
I tried using ALT instead of CTRL. Unfortunately, that does not mark all the subtasks.
We must be able to mark subtasks in bulk, not selecting each one individually.
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