Feature Requests

It would be perfect if due date of a recurring task can be set up as first / last workday of each month. In TickTick there is the option for workday and this makes the recurring schedule very flexible.

I'd love if I could bulk select a bunch of tasks, and give them all the same "recurring" rules. Right now I'm going through a ton of different tasks and having to do it one by one.

When a task repeats, it should be able to keep relationships just like we can select whether or not to keep custom fields.

I created a project template for our kitchen design business years ago, and the list came into ClickUp upside down; i.e. with the first task last. Because I couldn't do a simple reorder, using Drag and Drop, I abandoned ClickUp at that point. However, your AI features got me excited to try again. After 3 hours of exhaustive prompting, I was finally able to get the list into the proper order, in an Excel file. However, instructions in how to import the csv file into ClickUp are incorrect, since there is no Paste option. So now I am totally frustrated, and ready once more to leave ClickUp. Can you please show me a simple way to reorder a list of tasks in a project template?

Recurring Task Configuration I need the recurring task setup to include an option to handle cases where the start date of the next occurrence falls on a non-workday. When a recurring task is completed and a new one is automatically created for the next month, there should be a setting to adjust the start date. The options should be: Move to the previous workday: If the calculated start date is not a workday, change it to the preceding workday. Move to the next workday: If the calculated start date is not a workday, change it to the following workday. Example Scenario Let's consider a task configured with the following recurrence settings: a) Recurrence: "Monthly" b) Day of the month: "Same day each month" (e.g., from the 1st to the 10th) c) Creation trigger: "On completion" or "On schedule" d) Non-workday handling (new parameter): A choice between "Move to the previous workday" or "Move to the next workday". Expected Behavior Scenario 1: Setting is "Move to the previous workday" When the current task is completed, a new task for the next month (from the 1st to the 10th) will be created. If the 1st of the next month is a Saturday, the new task's start date should be set to the previous Friday. If the 1st of the next month is a Sunday, the new task's start date should also be set to the previous Friday. Scenario 2: Setting is "Move to the next workday" When the current task is completed, a new task for the next month (from the 1st to the 10th) will be created. If the 1st of the next month is a Saturday, the new task's start date should be set to the following Monday. If the 1st of the next month is a Sunday, the new task's start date should also be set to the following Monday. Important Note (Edge Case) If moving the date backward or forward causes the start date's month to change, we need to define the desired behavior. The system could be configured to: Keep the original date: Ignore the rule and keep the non-workday start date to stay within the correct month. Adjust to stay within the month: If "Move to the previous workday" is selected and it changes the month, find the next available workday within the same month instead. If "Move to the next workday" is selected and it changes the month, find the previous available workday within the same month instead.

Let's say I want to set up a task for sometime in the future. I also want it to repeat after the initial due date. The behavior I would expect is that the recurring start date would be relative to the start or due date of the initial task, but it seems the recurring task begins on the date the task is created instead.

in other task management solutions, when you create a recurring task, it spawns all the iterations of that task (up to a certain point - which if you're worried about, you could make a setting) - so for example, if I have a daily task that takes 30 minutes, I should be able to create that task and have it show up in my task list - and ESPECIALLY show up in my task export - for at least the next 3 months, every day. It's currently impossible for us to do employee/time resourcing, since recurring tasks only show one instance. That daily 30 minute task should account for 10 hours of time for the month, but currently only counts for 30 minutes. and we can't look at daily workload, since some days look completely empty, but actually have 3-4 hours of recurring tasks. showing on the calendar view is not a sufficient solution to this problem. PLEASE let us see all iterations of a recurring task. Once it's created, all iterations are created, and then can be edited either in bulk or individually. This is an absolute necessity!

It would be nice to have the ability to bulk edit recurring tasks, specifically to modify recurrence settings such as changing from weekly to bi-weekly. Currently, this requires opening each task individually to update its recurrence, which is time-consuming and inefficient, especially for teams managing a large number of recurring items. Adding a bulk recurrence edit option would save significant time and improve task management efficiency across projects. Thank you for considering this enhancement!

Not long ago, I could change the date of a task and that didn't change the recurrences. So if I had a task for Wednesday, but for some reason in my routine, I changed it to Thursday, the following week it would normally appear on Wednesday, depending on the recurrence that I set up. However, now ClickUp has started updating the recurrence automatically as well, so the future tasks all start happening on Thursday, without me even being notified about it. This made me miss some deadlines here, as I didn't notice that this change was happening. In particular, I think it's more intuitive that if the user wants to change the recurrence rule, they sign in and do it manually, since it's usually the exception. However, since users may have different preferences, in my opinion the ideal would be to ask the user if they want to (a) update the recurrence rule as well, or (b) just the due date of that specific task. And also give the user the option of always opting for one of the two alternatives by default, if they prefer.

Please allow Future Recurring Tasks to be set to Active Status so that they appear on the Planner and Sync with Google Calendar as time blocked