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Level 7
May 8, 2017
Approved

Parent/Child Projects

  • May 8, 2017
  • 128 replies
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I apologize if this is duplicate but I did not see it anywhere. We have a need to create parent projects that would live between the Program level and the current project level. While I understand that the work could be completed in one project using parent/child tasks we have many departments that would prefer to have their projects tracked separately. There would be many child projects which would roll up to many parent projects and into ONE program.

I saw some talk about this on the Global forum but that was it. Please help me vote up this feature request!

Thanks!!

Michael

128 replies

Level 2
February 4, 2021

I'd also like to be included if possible. Thanks

Level 2
February 4, 2021

I'd like to also be included if possible.

Level 6
February 3, 2021

I'd like to be included in discussions, if still an option!

Level 2
January 28, 2021

Hello - I'm interested in being part of this discussion as well. We recently merged teams and this would be very beneficial in the way we are currently handling projects.

Level 2
November 2, 2020

Elissa, I would also like to be part of the discussion - thank you!

Level 2
October 28, 2020

Hi Elissa - I would like to be included in a discussion as well. I think there are a number of different use cases. However, in general terms, the concept of creating an other layer for bucketing objects is ideal.

Level 3
October 27, 2020

I would love to be included to hear more.


Thanks!


Chris

Level 2
October 27, 2020

Hi Elissa,

Please count me in as well!


Thanks

Kathleen

Level 3
October 27, 2020

Elissa,

At the moment I am more intrigued to know how people intend to use this functionality in depth, but on the surface we could just use the additional layer of categorizing for projects. So if you end up having a zoom meeting to discuss usage ideas, count me in.

Doug_Den_Hoed__AtAppStore
New Participant
October 27, 2020

I'd be happy to chat with you on this, Elissa.


Regards,

Doug