Can I see to whom I assigned tasks?

[Pep Rosenfeld 11]

Hello! When tasks first were a thing on Evernote, we had an Assigned Tasks view, and it listed the name of each of my delegatees  (if that's a word) and the tasks assigned to them. But now, it seems there are only three listings under the assigned view: Assigned to Me, Assigned to Others, and Unassigned.

Am I wrong? (I hope so!) If so, how can one see at a glance to whom all assigned tasks were assigned. 

Am I right? If so: how do I tell the folks at Evernote that while I have been crazy psyched with just about everything that's happened with EN in the last year, this change is a serious loss in Task functionality to those of us who delegate?

 

Thanks!

Pep 

[PinkElephant 8,780]

This ability should be part of your Professional subscription.

[Pep Rosenfeld 11]

Thanks. I do have a professional subscription, but since just recently can't get the view I mean:

Assigned to Others

Tom

O Task1 

O Task 2

O Task 3

Jerry

O Task 4

O Task 5

How do I see it?

 

Thanks again!

Pep

[Mike P 2,967]

Isn't it just the assigned view and/or the assigned column in the main tasks view?

[Pep Rosenfeld 11]

You would think! But here's what it looks like:

See? It doesn't say to whom the tasks were assigned - let alone break the list up by assignee which it used to do.

 

Pep

[PinkElephant 8,780]

The icons in the last column are neutral, not even showing the initial letters of the names.

Are these tasks assigned to other EN users ?

[Dave Green 261]

Try hovering over the graphic of the assignee with your mouse.

[Pep Rosenfeld 11]

On 9/9/2024 at 8:43 PM, PinkElephant said:

The icons in the last column are neutral, not even showing the initial letters of the names.

Are these tasks assigned to other EN users ?

No - they're assigned to non-EN-users. Do you think that makes a difference? (It didn't used to)

[Pep Rosenfeld 11]

On 9/10/2024 at 2:19 AM, Dave Green said:

Try hovering over the graphic of the assignee with your mouse.

That works... but it's not quite the same as the old system, a list broken down by assignee.