For example, if you complete the task on a Monday, the task will be scheduled for the following Monday. This means that the task is scheduled according to when you last completed the task. Here are a few examples of natural language you can use to schedule a recurring task: Type this:Įvery day starting from today (daily also works)Įvery Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (every workday also works)Įvery Monday and Friday (ev monday, friday every mon, fri ev mon, fri also work)Įvery 15th workday, every first workday, every last workdayĮvery 15th workday, every first and every last workday of a monthĮvery week starting today (weekly also works)Įvery month starting today (monthly also works)Įvery 27th of the month (every 27 also works)Įvery year starting today (yearly also works)Įvery 3 hours from the time the task is completedĮvery 5 days from the day on which the task is completed, starting todayĮvery 2 months from the day on which the task is completed, starting todayĮvery week is a dynamic recurring due date. You can also turn off automatic date recognition entirely. Just click or tap on the word to un-highlight it. To do this, create a SharePoint 2010 Workflow by choosing the SharePoint 2010 Workflow platform create a SharePoint 2013 Workflow byĬhoosing the SharePoint 2013 Workflow platform and then use the Start a list workflow and Start a site workflow actions in the SharePoint 2013 Workflow to call the SharePoint 2010 Workflow.Sometimes a date is part of a task name rather than a deadline.įor example, for the task Create monthly report, the word monthly will be highlighted as a recurring due date. You can also integrate features from the SharePoint 2010 Workflow platform into the new SharePoint 2013 Workflow platform. In SharePoint Designer 2013, you can still create a SharePoint 2010 Workflow and use all of the SharePoint 2010 Workflow features by choosing the SharePoint 2010 Workflow platform. Reason for the change.SharePoint 2013 introduces a new SharePoint 2013 Workflow platform that is built upon Windows Workflow Foundation 4.0 and that is integrated with Workflow Manager 1.0. Some features of the SharePoint 2010 Workflow platform that are dependent on Windows Workflow Foundation 3.0 are deprecated in SharePoint 2013. 'What's changed in SharePoint Designer 2013'ĭescription of the change.

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