Restore a Deleted Task (MOP 2.0)

Restore a Deleted Task (MOP 2.0)


If a task was deleted by mistake, it can easily be restored in MOP. The system keeps deleted tasks in a separate section so they can be reviewed and recovered when needed. Restoring a deleted task will return it to the active task list so it can continue to be tracked and completed as normal.


Path: Dashboard>Edit Tasks > Deleted Tasks

Restore a Deleted Task

Open the Deleted Tasks List
  1. Navigate to Edit Tasks.
  2. Select the Deleted Tasks tab to view all previously deleted tasks.

Select the Task to Restore
  1. Find the task you want to restore.
  2. Check the Restore box at the beginning of the task line.


Confirm the Restoration
  1. Click Restore at the bottom of the page.
The task will be returned to the active task list and will once again appear in the system for tracking and completion.



Notes
Only tasks listed in the Deleted Tasks tab can be restored.
Once restored, the task will behave like a normal active task again.
If a restored task is no longer needed, it can be deleted again using the Delete Task process.

Still Need Help With This Topic?

Ask Yourself
  1. Am I viewing the Deleted Tasks tab?
  2. Did I select the Restore checkbox for the correct task?
  3. Did I click Restore at the bottom of the page?
Support May Ask You
  1. What task are you trying to restore?
  2. Are you accessing Edit Tasks > Deleted Tasks?
  3. Can you provide a screenshot of the Deleted Tasks list?

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