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A Task is an activity that needs to be accomplished within a defined period of time or by a deadline.
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There's a simple No code solution there. Just change the order of the columns in the content type.
Task Status should come before Priority
for e.g.
If Priority is at 8 and Task Status is at 9, just s …
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Sharepoint 2013 monthly task summary
I can suggest you two ways to do that
Using SharePoint Timer Job which runs monthly
You can create a custom timer job which will iterate through all the the sites and then tasks list within a webapp … Then for each tasklist you can find the newly created and unfinished tasks format them in a presentable way and then use SpUtility.SendMail() to send the mail. …
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