Re: Task Name Disappearing

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Hi,

Is the filter applied "All Task"?
It sounds as if the filter is set to "Incomplete Tasks"
HTH

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"JPD" <jdescant@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I save versions almost daily as I make changes / updates to a
schedule. I noticed today that a bunch of my task names have
disappeared for completed task. I'm not sure how this happened ...
looking back at my past versions the file size halved about two days
ago and thats when the task names disappeared. Any ideas why this has
happened?

I can't think of anything major I have done that may have caused
this. My only changes have been updates to durations, relationships,
and actual dates.

Thanks,
J



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