No it does not. You can select all the tasks on screen, find the task within
the selection and then see if the next task is a subtask of that task (using
ID or outlineparent property). That is probably how I'd go about it if I had
to.
No it does not. You can select all the tasks on screen, find the task within
the selection and then see if the next task is a subtask of that task (using
ID or outlineparent property). That is probably how I'd go about it if I had
to.
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