Handling Single-Day Cancellation in Recurring Tasks Without Breaking the Sequence #2598
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Hello, I'm seeking assistance with managing recurring tasks in a way that allows for single-day cancellations without disrupting the overall recurrence pattern. Currently, when I cancel a task on a specific day, it halts the entire recurrence sequence from that point onwards. Situation: There are days when I'm unable to complete a scheduled task and need to skip it. However, I want the task to resume its normal recurrence from the next scheduled date. Essentially, I'm looking to cancel only the current instance of the task, not the entire recurring schedule. Issue: I've spent considerable time trying to find a solution for this seemingly straightforward problem. If my question is a duplicate, kindly direct me to the existing solution. Otherwise, any guidance on how to "skip" a single occurrence of a recurring task without affecting the rest of the schedule would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your help! |
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Hi,
Yes, that's not how recurring tasks work. You definitely should not cancel the newest occurrence of a recurring task, unless you are finished with the series.
Summary: I do think that
The techniques in Tasks for you to know about, for your situation, are:
The linked pages should give you enough information to decide which approach to use. (I use 1 and 2.) |
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Thanks, that's really helpful. By the way, it's a wonderful job you're doing. Thank you. |
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Hi,
Yes, that's not how recurring tasks work. You definitely should not cancel the newest occurrence of a recurring task, unless you are finished with the series.
Summary: I do think that
when done
is the solution to the problem... It's what it was added for. See below...