Priority Levels
You might have Most Important Task, or Important Task, or even a Bump List. Some Tasks are more important than others, So a Priority Level would be nice.
Level 1 to Level 10
Or Task Catagories: "Simple Quick Tasks", "Bump List",
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James K
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Any type of priority would be a help and also the ability to sort the list by the priority and due date would be needed.
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Anonymous
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periority level for any task is very important and nessesary to do my tasks based that level
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Lothar Buhl
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Sync priority with Outlook (Office365 Exchange Server), please.
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Sofia R
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I think 10 priority levels are too many. Three priority levels or the ABCDE method by Brian Tracy is a great idea.
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Jim T
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Adding a priority star to items (like in Wunderlist) is very important to this user. Adding more complex priority schemes are optional for me.
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jinky89
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In my opinion, 3 levels of priority are sufficient
They would greatly help to focus on the important things to do
Would help add activities more accurately to my day list
And when you have a lot of activities in my day list, they would help you get an order by priority
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Curry Pikkaart
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Yes - absolutely add this.
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Mattcat888
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I like the idea of priority tasks, but 10 levels may be too complex. I think a binary system of either 'Priority' or 'Non-Priority' would be simple enough to keep with the To Do design.
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Gary HEI
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there shold be a flag to show the task's priority.
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AX
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One way to break down the priorities is Eisenhower's Urgency + Importance matrix ...
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Mike
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A priority list of say 1 - 10 would be useful as I typically have more than 5 tasks to achive in a day. As the priority changes during the day (or for future days) it would be good that if the item that was priority 4 was changed to priority 1 then the items that were priority 1, 2 and 3 would then automatically become 2, 3 & 4 respectively. This range of priority should be duplicated in Outlook
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Mattcat888
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Similar to other requests, I think some tasks need to be prioritized over others.
To keep it simple, it would be best to have two levels (non-priority, and priority).Priority tasks would stick to the top as in Wunderlist, and have the ability to notify/remind me through any number of communications (that I select).
E.g. If it's something I really need to do before a deadline, I want to know by
- iOS notification
- Outlook calendar
- Cortana Reminder/Win 10 notification
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Martin Curwood
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How about using tags for priority? So you have Urgent, Important, Non Urgent and Non Important tags and select the ones that suit in line with the Eisenhower priority matrix, which gives you four levels of priority - Urgent + Important; Non Urgent + Important; Urgent + Non Important; Non Urgent + Non Important?
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Geert
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Make a sort on importance: a combination of - at least - time left and priority so that I don't have to switch all the time between sorted on priority and sorted on planned or deadline.
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Jadaani
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We would like to see starred items similar to Wunderlist
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juliamif
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I need red Stars like in Wunderlist
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Håkan Häggström
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Some priority must be implemented, this one seems good.
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Jandro
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Tasks have priorities... It's not the same "take the medicine" that "get tickets for the movie"
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Anonymous
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This information would be useful, because a task with a higher priority should be more in focus. The priority should be "low", "medium" and "high".
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Anonymous
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Image and stars ídem Wunderlist