Getting Started

Step 16

Rearrange Project Lists Using Drag & Drop

After you’ve added Project Lists (either stand-alone or within Project Folders), you can easily rearrange them using drag & drop.

When rearranging Project Lists, keep in mind that you can have nested levels of Project Folders. Each Folder level will be indented slightly, and thus will have an effect on where you will want to drop your Project List. Not only will you need to place the Project List between two items (Folder/List), but you will also need to be precise as to which level (left to right) to drop it in.

Additionally, you can drop your Project List into a Project Folder.

The way you rearrange a Project List will vary slightly depending on if you are using an iPhone, iPad, a Trackpad on a Mac, or a mouse on a Mac.

Rearranging a Project List on an iPhone, iPad, or Trackpad:

1. Press and hold the Project List you would like to move.

2. Without lifting your finger, drag the Project List to the new location. The Project List can be placed:

a. between two existing Project Lists

b. into an existing Project Folder (the Project List will be placed as the last Project List within the Project Folder)

c. between two existing Project Folders

d. above the first Project List within a Project Folder

e. below the last Project List within a Project Folder

f. above a stand-alone Project List

g. below a stand-alone Project List

3. Lift your finger off the Project List and the Project List will drop into the new location.

Rearranging a Project List on a Mac, using your mouse:

1. Click and hold the Project List you would like to move.

2. Without lifting your finger off the mouse, drag the Project List to the new location. See #2 above for different options where you can drop a Project List.

3. Lift your finger off the mouse, and the Project List will drop into the new location.

The video below will show how to rearrange Project Lists on an iPad.