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Group's Calendar View

The best way to work with group deadlines

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Written by Carolina Esses
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Every item with a due date or start and end date will appear in the group's calendar view, which can be displayed in monthly (default), weekly, or daily views.

Items in Tuqqi help employees track tasks at any stage - new, active, completed, or in progress - and include features that make the platform flexible for any work environment.

👉 Learn more about it here.

Navigation

  • Click "Today" to jump to the current date.

  • Use the left and right arrows to move to previous or next periods.

  • In weekly and daily views, working hours are highlighted (as defined in group settings).

Working with Items

  • Hover over an item to see more details.

  • Click an item to open its full view.

  • Drag the ends of an item to quickly adjust its start and end dates.

  • Set recurring tasks from the three-dot menu for frequently repeated items.

Unscheduled Items

  • Click the calendar icon to open a side panel of unscheduled items (without dates).

  • Search by title and use filters to locate items.

  • Drag items from this panel to the calendar to assign dates and schedule them.

Creating Items

  • Drag on the calendar to create a new item or draft (learn more here).

  • By default, new items go to the initial lane of your group or unassigned if using Gantt view.

  • You can edit the item later from full view, table, kanban, Gantt, or any other view.

  • Additional settings are available from the three-dot menu.

Filters

Use the top bar filters to adjust which items are shown:

  • By member: See tasks assigned to specific users.

  • By data type: Filter by specific item types.

  • By status color: Focus on items by status color (e.g., incomplete items not in green).

  • By status: Show only items in specific states.

  • By linked item: Filter by items linked to specific other items.

  • By group of tasks: (For Gantt view users) Filter by task groups.

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