Permissions levels that block users to delete or conclude tasks
Any user can conclude, delete, alter due date and do other modifications on any task. Only the task's owner and the group owner should be able to do that.
Marcelo Sonza
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287 comments
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Victor Diego Trivelato commented
Nice. As well capabilities to add visitors that can just look.
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Jose Balza
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This is incredibly needed in Planner.
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Burak Sahin
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I'd like to add someone as an observer to a task as well. Observer can only see the task (read-only) and add comments. It'd be a great feature.
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Petra
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Hi,
in Project Management you have multiple Teams. I would be very useful to be able to sort them by drag and drop!!!
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Petra
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1) Tasks are designed for a reason. So deletion to my opinion should not be possible,
THEREFORE to "close" a task.
If NOT "completed" a comment WHY the task is "closed" should be mandatory! -
Praveen
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This will help in switching over to Planner. Currently only tool used outside office 365 is trello/proofhub
Combining all related ideas below could add more votes to this.There are multiple related ideas which got 4000+ additional votes
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Richard
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Being able to set permissions for deleting tasks is important as the number of members on a Team increases.
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Anonymous
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am also at the point to decide if to use planner or not, but it is No-Go if a team member can delete all actions - an external auditor may not only rise his eyebrows...
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Anonymous
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Cannot be rolled out with basic support for setting permissions lacking like this (1500 users)
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Anonymous
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Importantísimo. La actual configuración condiciona demasiado su uso.
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Saud Bin-Saif
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This feature is essential for corporate users.
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Olly
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How is this still not fixed? Micro-fail
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Anonymous
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I don’t understand why this is not got the most votes... this alongside the ease to delete the whole planner makes the whole thing unusual for my company. Very frustrating.
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Anonymous
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Bin your stupid agile approach and sort this out FFS.
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Antonio Guerra
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C'mon folks, this just makes sense.
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Chip Linthicum
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Wow, I had 'assumed' that only the task owner(s) could change the status of the tasks that they own - this is basic permissions! Disappointed Planner is presently implemented this way.
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Thomas Woody
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_Any_ member can delete _any_ task - even one not created by or assigned to them.
_Any_ member can complete _any_ task - even one not assigned to them.
_Any_ member can modify _any_ task - even one not created by or assigned to them.Really? Who though that had any real world applicability? Once again, I am disappoint.... :-/
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Anonymous
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This feature is essential for corporate users
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Anonymous
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This feature is essential for corporate users.
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Daniela
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This feature is essential for corporate users.