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Old 02-14-2017, 03:48 AM
Mattias Mattias is offline Filter out completed tasks in a report Windows 10 Filter out completed tasks in a report Office 2016
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I am playing around with a simple report to create a report for a gentleman within the company who really loves his todo-lists...



I have created a simple table where I show
- Project
- Name (of task)
- StartDate
- EndDate
- Resources allocated
- Duration

This table is then filtered on the gentleman in question and this produces a nifty, simple todo

The thing that puzzles me is that in this list I can see prior tasks, already completed and I can not find a way to add an additional filter, to set table to only show future dates.
The other way would of course be to somhow exlude tasks marked as 100% complete, but this one eludes me too...

Any takers?
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