sort tasks as overdue, then due, then no date?

[Bill Heck]

Is it possible to sort tasks in Outlook 2003 in the following order:

Overdue (ascending date order, i.e., oldest first),
Due (today)
No due date

Sorting in ascending date order does the first two, but the "no due date"
tasks are at the top.

BTW, some tasks have no due date because they are the kind that should be
done when there's time. I need to have them on the list but don't want them
mixed in with things that really have due dates.

Thanks for any advice!

Bill Heck

 

[Judy Gleeson MVP - Outlook]

Nope. Make a really far away due date on the ones you may do eventually!
They could all be 1 jan 2010 for example.

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Judy Gleeson - MVP Outlook
Acorn Training and Consulting
Canberra, Australia


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