How to assign a task to a user

How to assign a task to a user

Assign Tasks to your team members with Ease




2. Click on your list. For eg here list "Aram Room Maintenance" has been selected here. Please note that this list is a shared list



3. Lets add a sample task here

Lets add a sample task here

4. Press Enter or Click on this arrow button to add the task

Press Enter or Click on this arrow button to add the task

5. Now a Task detail screen shall open. Click on the "Assign To" button



6. Click on any of the list members you want to assign the task to

Click on any of the list members you want to assign the task to

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