You can drag either groups or tasks inside other groups in order to further indent them. You can also drag a group or task to a different level within the outline.
In this case, we are dragging the Dress rehearsal 1 task inside the Rehearsals group. Notice the arrow on the left side of the bar. It indicates that this dragged item will be dragged inside the group under which it has been dropped. If you attempt to drag inside a task instead of a group, the drag is simply ignored because it is inappropriate. | |
In this example, we are going to move the Dress Rehersal Tasks from the Dress Rehersal Group to the Rehersals Group by clicking and dragging. In the image the task to be moved has been highlighted and "dragged" to the line of the appropriate spot. Note the line looks like | |
Notice the lack of an arrow on the left side of the bar. This indicates that this dragged item will be dragged just below the task (or group) under which it has been dropped. The order things are dragged into is maintained the next time you reopen the project. | |
In this picture, the Group Light Rehersals is part of the rehersals group | |
We Click and Drag until we see | |
When we let go of the button, the Group is no longer part of the Rehersals Group, but is at the same level. |