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Setting priorities |
  
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Setting priorities |
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You can give priorities to your tasks, as follows:
Top |
Highest priority. Top priority tasks are all included in the hotlist. |
High |
Normal high priority. Aim to have around 20% of your tasks in this category |
Medium |
Normal medium priority. Aim to have around 60% of your tasks in this category |
Low |
Normal low priority. Aim to have around 20% of your tasks in this category |
Negative |
Tasks given a negative priority are hidden from your Task List, except when you are using the Negative Priority filter or the Completed Tasks filter. You can override this behaviour by checking the menu item View->Show Negative Priority. Then negative priority tasks are not hidden. |
You can sort your tasks into priority order (see Sorting your tasks) and you can filter your tasks by priority (See Searching & filtering).