Split Tasks

Splitting a Task is a way to divide one Task's full duration into several Subtasks at once, rather than creating them individually. It's useful when a larger scope of work naturally breaks into a repeating or sequential pattern — matching the parent's full length, dividing it into fixed-length chunks, or splitting it by a specific day of the week — so you get a complete set of connected Subtasks in a single step instead of building out that breakdown one piece at a time.

1. Click on the multi-day Task to select it
    
2. Click on the three-dot icon to open the menu
    
3. Click on Split
    
4. Decide on how you would like to split the Task
   • Split into tasks no longer than [X] day(s) — divides each selected Task into a sequence of shorter Tasks, none longer than the number of days entered in the field, continuing until the original Task's full duration is covered
     • Clicking on this option opens a type field for you to add a number for the duration of each split Task
   • Split at the start of each — splits the Task at the start of each recurring interval
     • Clicking on this option opens a dropdown on the right to select which day of the Week you wish the split to begin
        
5. Confirm if you would like to have all the split Tasks be automatically connected using the checkbox on the bottom left corner of the window
    
6. Click the Split button (which will show you how many Tasks will be created with this action)
    
7. As best practice, update the titles of your newly-split Tasks so they can be more discernable from one another