Row View

This feature is available to the following product editions:

Starter
Standard
Premium

One of the TaskRay views is the Row View. To learn about other views in more detail, see the following articles:

In Row View, you can group tasks by standard and custom fields, which allows you to reorganize the list of tasks based on the specified criteria. Using drag and drop, tasks can be moved between groupings. When you move a task from one grouping to another, the task details get updated based on the new grouping field value. It is also possible to add tasks directly to groupings, which automatically assigns the associated grouping value to the new task. You can read more about this in the Create Tasks article.

Row View Tips

You can show/hide the tasks within a grouping by clicking on the grouping header name.
As an alternative to drag and drop for moving tasks between groupings, you can select tasks and then click on the Add Selected to Group link that appears in the desired grouping header.
If you hover over the status of any task in Row View, you will see some quick action options. For all tasks that are not yet completed, you will see the options to block the task, change its status list, or complete it. For completed tasks, you will see the option to archive it.

Task Group Mode

Similar to Kanban View, there is a Task Group Mode toggle in the top right corner of Row View, which can be turned on only when in Single Project View. Turning it on allows you to create task groups, add tasks to them, and define the order or task groups within a project. In Task Group Mode, the Row View board is separated into sections that represent task groups. Each section contains a set of groupings, which can be changed the same way as in regular Row View (using the Group By control at the top of the page). Tasks can be moved between groupings and sections, which simultaneously reassigns the tasks to new task groups and updates them according to the destination grouping's field value. You can read more about task groups in the Task Groups section of the guide.