List View

Created by Emily A, Modified on Thu, 17 Apr at 9:30 PM by Emily A

List View in IntoAEC Schedule

The List View in IntoAEC provides a structured and detailed overview of all schedules, allowing users to track, manage, and update project tasks efficiently. It offers a tabular representation of schedules, displaying key attributes for quick reference and better project planning.


Columns in the List View

Each schedule is displayed with the following details:

  • Schedule Name – The title of the schedule for easy identification.

  • Phase – Specifies the project phase associated with the schedule (if applicable).

  • Start Date – The date when the schedule is set to begin.

  • Duration – The total number of days allocated to complete the schedule.

  • End Date – Automatically calculated based on the start date and duration.

  • Completion % – Displays the progress of the schedule, helping users track task completion.

  • Assign To – Shows the user responsible for the schedule. If no user is assigned, it is marked as “Unassigned”.

  • Added By – Displays the name of the user who created the schedule.

  • Priority – Highlights the priority level of the schedule (High, Medium, or Low).


Actions Available in List View

Users can interact with schedules using the following options:

  • Edit – Modify schedule details, including dates, assigned user, and priority.

  • Pause – Temporarily stop a schedule if needed.

  • Complete – Mark a schedule as completed once the task is finished.

  • Delete – Remove a schedule if it is no longer required.


The List View is an essential tool in IntoAEC for managing project schedules efficiently, helping teams stay on track and complete tasks on time.

 


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