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Thank Carewen but to better clarify the situation: 1. I added a task list app to the page 2. The tasks and subtasks to the page. 3, What I want to do is create a template with those tasks and subtasks to be used as a template for project management.Michael Fermin– Michael Fermin2021-08-04 13:41:15 +00:00Commented Aug 4, 2021 at 13:41
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If you "save list as a template" then it will create a copy of the list in question along with its structure (columns and views). This could serve your purpose. However, I have found that there can be some minor complications so this is definitely something to test (beyond scope for a comment). You could save it as a template and create a test list to see if it meets your requirements. You can most likely ignore the "include content" option. There is a size constraint on templates and lists with large sets of records do not make for good templates.Carewen– Carewen2021-08-05 15:07:35 +00:00Commented Aug 5, 2021 at 15:07
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