Show Outline Level - state descriptor available?
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Greetings!
Would like to check the task outline level being displayed, and restore it
after setting a filter and doing some task manipulations in VBA. Is there a
state descriptor available to VBA that indicates if Outline Level 1, 2, ...,
or ALL is currently being displayed, or do you have to inspect all of the
tasks and infer it?
Thanks,
George
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