Making a Sub-Task "hidden" from other members in a project

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Welcome, @Marc_Fishman,

It won’t work as you proposed because anyone (your clients) who can see the parent task can see all subtasks.

It could work the other way around–you could designate a single subtask of each parent task to be the “external” one, multi-home it to a client-accessed project and then they’ll see just that task. But that might not be ideal.

Some likely better approaches are found in this thread containing suggestions from me and @Andrea_Mayer:

Working with External Clients

Often the topic arises of how to work with external parties and, in particular, how to best manage tasks that contain a combination of both shared and internal-only content. I don’t believe the approach shown here has been previously covered, hence this tip. First, some background. See @Andrea_Mayer’s great tip giving several approaches to working with external clients: Let’s consider another approach using a feature released after Andrea’s post: A purpose-built project used to inform the cl…

Thanks,

Larry