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  <title>Understand Work View</title>
  
    <p> If you press the <gui>Work View</gui> button, only actionable tasks will be displayed.</p> 


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 <p>What is an actionable task? Actionable tasks are the ones that you can do directly, right now, and it has to meet two conditions:</p>

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      <item><p>Be "start-able", meaning that the start date has already arrived or passed.</p></item>
      <item><p>Not have any open subtasks, meaning that all its “prerequisites” are met and you can do the task itself directly.</p></item> 
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<p>This way the <gui>Work View</gui> will only show you the tasks you can do right now.</p>

<p>If you use <link xref="gtg-tags">tags</link>, you can right click on a tag in the sidebar and choose to hide tasks tagged with it in the <gui>Work View</gui>. This option is very useful if you have a tag like "someday" that you use for tasks you would like to do but are not particularly urgent.</p>
 
 
  
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