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Example Three
Subtables for your subtasks. (My favorite approach!)
Check out the video above for a quick walkthrough of this approach. Below is an example you can work with. This example builds off of and makes use of open row . Try clicking into the “View Tasks” button () in each row to see the subtables containing each project’s tasks.
This approach is a great way to keep your tables clean and easy to read. And if someone needs more context, or they want to view the outstanding work for a project, they can open up the row to see more.
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Projects
Project
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Description
Project lead
Completed tasks
Total tasks
Progress
Thumbwrestling tournament
The 20th thumb wresting tournament, now global.
1
2
0
1Zoom magic show
Our first-ever virtual magic show.
1
2
0
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Tasks
Owner
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Project
Task Name
Owner
Task stage
Due date
Thumbwrestling tournament
Schedule brainstorm for thumb wrestling swag
In Progress
9/1/2023
Book venue
Complete
5/18/2023
Zoom magic show
Get Sam to fork over the event attendee list.
Complete
1/31/2023
Decide which magic tricks translate best over Zoom.
Not Started
7/19/2023
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