Task Due Date Escalations

Can I enable Task Due Date Escalations ?

Hi,
Use this BADI 'LTRM_TO_RQST_CHANGE' to change the due date on the Request that gets created based on the TO created from WM. Due date field is on Request Header 'IT_LIRQH'.
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Vinod.

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WLI 7.0 Question about Set Task due date action

Hi,
I am trying to manage time out issue efficiently and, as described in the
WLI documentation, the
timeout has to be design with a dedicated path with, as the first task, a
set task due date action.
I was wondering about the timeout of this task due date...
How can I stop this action before the end of the 'due date' without deleting
the instance associated to my workflow ?
Do you have any advice ?
Thanks
Alexandre

HI,
Customizing the Task List
You can customize the column headers or search for required tasks by clicking on Customize Table Header. The option allows you to specify the columns to be showed in the list table, to provide the sorting order, and to set the page size. The sorting order could be complex with option to provide multiple columns for sorting and the order (ascending/descending) for each of them.
To create a custom query and search for tasks:
1.In the Task List page, click Customize Table Header.
In the Construct a Custom Query form, specify the search criteria by specifying any of the following values.
2.Enter the task name. You can use the * character at the start or the end of the name.
3.Enter the task ID. Separate multiple values using comma.
4.Select the check box against the Administration and Working state of the task.
5.Enter any comment. You can use regular expression.
6.Enter the priority range.
7.Enter the Assignee, Owner, or Claimant names.
8.Specify the completion due date range.
9.If required, select the Include tasks with no completion due date check box.
10.Click Apply.
All tasks that match the specified criteria are displayed in the Task List page.
To customize the table header:
1.In the Task List page, click Customize Table Header. The Construct a Custom Query form appears.
2.In the View form, select the columns that you want to view in the Task List page.
3.Select the Preserve Search Criteria check box to retain these details for the current session.
4.Select the maximum number of search results that should be displayed on the page.
5.Select the number of rows that should be displayed in the page.
6.Click Apply.
The view in the Task List page is updated based on the current settings.
Using this option you can set the completion due date
Hope this information will help you solve the issue.
Regards,
Kal.

Incorrect task due dates after synchronization

My device: Curve 8900. TMobile. Blackberry desktop manager software v5.0.1. Windows VISTA. Outlook 2003, SP3.
Sorry, not sure of the exact mechanics of what happens, but I know that after synchronizing my Curve with Outlook, or perhaps it takes multiple synchs, some tasks end up with bizarre due or start dates in Outlook, but typically not in the device. Normally, I don't enter a start date, only a due date and/or a reminder, as appropriate for that task. Sometimes I leave none for all the dates. One task I initially created over a year ago, but leave active as a reminder, now has 9/1/2155 for the due and start dates, even though I could have sworn I recently set those dates to none in Outlook, and subsequently synched outlook w/ the device.
Another task has a due date of 10/11/1969 in Outlook, and none in the device.
Has anyone else experienced this or similar problems? If so, I would appreciate hearing about any possible solutions.

i have the same issue- weird random dates. I don't see any replies to this post. Have you had any luck figuring out what's going on?
I'm on Windows XP, Outlook 2003, Desktop manager v4.5 (looks like I need to update that!)

Task Due date in SharePoint 2013

Hi All,
we have an issue where we want some customization or possible turn around solution on SharePoint 2013. i want to know that if we are allocating any Task to any user then we have Start Date & Due Date in Task Form. Here what i want that automatically,
after 2 Days, Due date column should be freezes/locked (No more changes in that). And if we want to change Due date then can only change 2 times & if we want to change again Due date as 3rd time then it should not allow to change at all & require some
kind of approval from Management.

Hello,
For the limited number of modification of the due date, I would use an event receiver on "itemupdating" with this kind of logic
If (Properties.ListItem[«Due Date»] != Properties.AfterProperties[«Due Date»]) //modification of the date
check the number of modification, if less than 3 , increment the number and continue, if 3 set
Properties.AfterProperties[«Due Date»]) =Properties.ListItem[«Due Date»]
here some info about creating event recivers :http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg252010(v=office.14).aspx (for 2010 but the same for 2013)
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Strange one day adding to tasks due date (Outlook –SharePoint- MS Project integration)

Hi,
I have integrated MS Project 2010 with MS Outlook 2010 via SharePoint. Everything has gone more or less smoothly (as it could be for Microsoft
J), but finally I got into a strange problem. Strangely enough,
MS Outlook, while syncing tasks with SharePoint (these tasks are pre-created in MS Project and synced with SharePoint beforehand),
adds one day to due dates of each of these tasks, e.g. for “Task 1” due date in MS Project and on SharePoint is 20.10.2010, but MS Outlook puts it as 21.10.2010, for “Task 2” due date in MS Project and on SharePoint is 22.10.2010, but MS Outlook
puts it as 23.10.2010, etc.
What is a strange trick? I have checked work time, holidays - everything is the same in MS Outlook, SharePoint and MS Project (8-17, Mon-Fri, 8 hours, 40 days a week). What could it be?
Thanks a lot.

Hi,
It seems nobody can reply, so I will reply by myself because I found out the answer. The answer from Microsoft is pretty simple - ha-ha we know about,
we will work on it, wait, ha-ha. Firstly let me quote Microsoft senior tech answer on the same request 3 month ago:
"Hello Artur,
The senior tech got back to me with the following conclusion:
Outlook is rounding everything set to 12:00 PM or after to the next date because the columns mapped to start date and due dates are only Date columns,
not date/time columns.
It is rounding at noon because of the .5 decimal. This can be seen in Excel - 41115.5 = 7/25/2012 12:00 in date/time format whereas 41115.49 = 7/25/2012
11:45.
The issue seems to be an expected behavior, the next level of support is working on the same but currently I have not been provided with any ETA, so
it looks like the issue will take a good amount of time to get fixed.
I would appreciate your patience while we are working on the issue. I will keep you posted as and when I get an update on the issue."
Sounds good, does not it? Ok. After asking this question recently I got run-around and finally I found the same question unsolved (see the quotation
before) more than 3 month ago. I have sent it to Microsoft Tech Support. Look at reply I got from them on 22.10.2012:
"This issue has been noticed and will be handled by the product team. Once we have any updates, it will be responded to you timely".
So the basic function does not work properly, there month passed - no way! Wait until what? I could hardly
even imagine how Microsoft launched the product with such a bug and is not resolving the problem for months.

MS outlook task due dates

I am syncing my Tour with MS Outlook 2003. It is randomly assigning due dates (eg 11/21/219 or 9/2/2566) to tasks that are set to "none". How can I fix this? Thanks.

Hi and welcome to the forums!
A couple of places for you to visit: Blackberry 101 Tips & Tricks
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Setting Guided Procedure Task Due date in UWL

All,
Currently UWL is configured to show the tasks related to GP.
My question is how do we set the "Due Date" in UWL task View ( remember i am not talking about Due Date tab in GP). I want that the task that gets posted in UWL should have a due date. Now i have configured the Due date for the action(in Due date tab) but i don't see it when i login in UWL for this particular task.
Help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Pravin

Hi George,
I need some help.
My scenario is to set Duedate in run time to a Action.
Like:
Action1->Action2
I am setting a Duedate Notification for Action2.I am selecting Type of DueDate Notification as Date and selected some date.I need to change this Duedate Notification Date in runtime through context data
of Webdynpro CO
I am approaching as follows:
1)Created a Background CO (I wrote a logic to change the duedate and I achieved it)
2)Assigned this Background CO to Action2 Notification(On Assign).
I checked in NWA the duedate of the action is changed.But in UWL screen its showing same old DueDate.
Please guide me in a correct way.
I will be very thankful to you If any suggestions.
Regards,
Rajesh N

Workflow - Task Due Date, Send Reminder, Possible ?

Some sharepoint workflow questions
1. I am assigning a task but how is the due date calculated?
2. I need to send a reminder if the task is not completed by Friday 12:00 noon to the assigned person. How can I do this?

Hi SP, you can do that a couple ways: 1) have a due date column with a workflow that is triggered when the date is past the due date. 2) make a calculated column taking the date and subtracting x number of days. This will have the workflow send out
the reminder before the due date.
Your calculation would be something like, if "today's date" = "due date - 7," then start workflow (to send out the reminder 7 days before).
cameron rautmann

How would I setup some kind of template that creates tasks, due dates, and assignments automatically.

Basically I want to setup something (project, workflow, template, list item), and what I would like it to do is:
1. Ask for a name (text field, ex. "create business cards")
2. Ask for a due date (date, ex. "9/1/2015")
Then based on those items, a number of tasks are created with relative due dates and assignments, ex. :
"send email to marketing for logo" assigned to John Smith
"Get logo approved from designer" due "8/1/2015" (1 month previous to due date), assignemd to Robert
"send logo to shipping company" assigned to Matthew.
And this process should be repeatable many, many times. Say we are a business card company, so we need to do this same process over, and over again.
I'm hoping to use as much OOB as possible, without any programming, but not sure where to even start looking. I've googled Task Templates, and Templated Task List, and stuff like that, but not finding much. I'm learning more about Workflows,
but not sure if that will even help me in this. Thank you all!
Edit: I have full access (system administrator) on SharePoint 2013 Enterprise.

Russ,
If you watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7a_7KiE9vk you'll get a very good idea of how to develop the content type form, and then check out the Lynda Designer tutorial to build the workflow: http://www.lynda.com/SharePoint-tutorials/Using-parallel-blocks/144025/161226-4.html?autoplay=true
Basically, you build the custom form, make it the default document for a list, every time someone opens and saves that form as a new document, your workflow is triggered on it and the tasks and emails you noted above get fired off. You'll want
to pay attention to the differences between SP 2010 and SP 2013 Designer workflows (and will likely want to go with SP 2013 workflows). I think you'll also want to go with a List Workflow over the other choices. If you have 2 days mostly uninterrupted,
you'd be able to watch the tutorials and get a basic workflow in place; Designer and Workflow Mgr on the server can be a bit tricky, so installing those may be more of an issue than the actual development.
Chad

Create Tasks Due dates

Hi All,
I'm new to SharePoint, I'm having requirement of setting a Project Management tool in which the start date, end date of task to be calculated automatically based on few parameters. For example lets take a Project called Project A which has list of tasks, lets
say *Task A, Task B, Task C etc. The start date of Task is*Project confirmation date + 1 and the end date is 2 days from the start date.*
*Now if a create a custom field called Project confirmation date can we calculate the start date and end date of the task automatically, Similarly there are other parameters for Task B, C etc. Is this kind of a set feasible in SharePoint? Please help.
Thanks and Regards,
Goutami

create task list which is available oob in sharepoint then use calculated columns as below links reference:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/bb862071(v=office.14).aspx
http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/59504/calculated-column-to-calculate-date
http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/74474/get-the-month-from-a-date-column-with-the-calculated-column
=DATE(YEAR([project confirmation date]),MONTH([project confirmation date
]),DAY([project confirmation date
])+1)
=DATE(YEAR([start date
]),MONTH([start date
]),DAY([start date])+2)
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Send a reminder mail to a person in 'Assigned To' 7 days before the 'Due Date'

I want to create a workflow on SharePoint list and it should send a notification email to 'Assigned To' person before 7 days of Due Date (another column in the list).
I'm new to SharePoint. Please explain the steps in detail.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Hi Sekhar,
Hope the below links should be useful to you.
http://sharepoint713.blogspot.in/2011/09/sharepoint-designer-workflow-to-send.html
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/e85c2fcb-81fa-4c8d-9f0d-3c4799de771b/send-a-reminder-mail-5-days-before-and-1-day-before-the-due-date?forum=sharepointcustomizationlegacy
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/1e2912f4-3119-49b0-b620-e67f629596d0/how-to-send-alert-on-2-days-before-of-task-due-date?forum=sharepointcustomizationlegacy
https://mysharepointchronicles.wordpress.com/2012/11/05/sharepoint-list-with-workflow-email-reminder-set-to-send-30-days-from-created-date/
http://markeev.com/Articles/item-expiration-reminders-in-sharepoint-using-workflow.aspx
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Pass req due date to external app

Pass req due date to external app
I have a service link agent configured to create items in an external system and I would like to pass the requistion due date as a service link parameter to the external application. Is there a way to do this using a namespace?

For our ServiceLink integrations, we have the due date being set in the transformation since we always wanted it set for every service using the agent.
This will output the due date in the transformation:
<xsl:value-of select="/message/task-started/task/due-date"/>

Is there a way to allow setting of "Due Date for All Tasks" to current date in OOB Workflow

Is there a way to allow setting of "Due Date for All Tasks" to current date in OOB Workflow
I need to set it today because there are tasks that is needed to be completed on the same day.
Is there a way without modifying the page/form. like a configuration or something?
----------------------- Sharepoint Newbie

Hi ,
As Ajeet said, for implement your requirement, you can change the data validation on the Due data field.
You can do as the following :
Open the site with SharePoint Designer 2010
Click on Workflows on the left launch, then find ‘Approval-SharePoint 2010’, click on it
On the Forms section, click ‘ReviewApproval_***.xsn’
Then you can find Due Data for All Tasks, and change the validation
In addition, if you create an approval workflow with SharePoint Designer, you can use a specific date, it contains hour and minute.
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Wendy
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Difference between Due Date for All Tasks and Duration per task in an approval workflow

Hello,
I'm starting to read up and learn about approval workflows in Designer 2010. I am confused by the fields "Due Date for all Tasks" and the "Duration per task". I understand that the Due date for all Tasks is the date that all
of the tasks in the workflow must be completed by. And I understand that the duration means each task has x number of days to complete.
But I dont know whey we need them both. If I have the task duration set to two days and there are 3 tasks involved, then wouldn't the due date be 6 days from the start? Why would I have a due date for all tasks that is completely different than
the sum of the duration of days for each task?
Please help shed some light!

Hi Michelle,
Due date for all tasks, this setting specifies the date by which all tasks are due. It’s used for serial and parallel
task.
Duration per tasks, this setting specifies the date by which an individual
task is due, it’s used for serial workflow participants.
Note, when you create an approval workflow, select task process participants(approvers oob approval workflow), we can also
select once at a time(serial) or all at once(parallel).
For more information, see
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-server-help/use-an-approval-workflow-HA101793831.aspx
Best Regards.
Kelly Chen
TechNet Community Support

How to retrieve a due date from a human task and create a report in BAM with it

Hi.
I'm working with a BPM process, the requirement is that I have a human task and a working hours limit to complete it. For this purpose I created a calendar in the bpm workspace and I've associated it to a role that executes that human task. Now I need to know how can I pass it into a data_object in BAM in order to create a Dashboard that lets me know whether a human task was completed just in time.
I'm using Oracle SOA Suite 11.1.1.7.0
Thank you.

There's a correction to the code. For whatever reason doing it that way still sets it as a "remind me when" parameter. Use the following code instead:
tell application "System Events" to set FrontAppName to name of first process where frontmost is true
if FrontAppName is "Reminders" then
          tell application "Reminders"
                    set duedate to (current date) + (2 * days)
make new reminder with properties {name:"New Reminder", due date:duedate}
          end tell
else
          display dialog "failed to make new reminder!"
end if

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