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# View

## Overview

The view option allows you to customize tasks in the production task list. Try all available options and choose the most convenient way for you to see the tasks of the entire production. 

After reading this article, learn more details about the view and learn how to customize the production task list to suit your needs.

### **Basics**

The Production Tasks List has **three view modes**:

1. **Hierarchy with components**
2. **Task group**
3. **Plane** (default option)

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### **Plane**&#x20;

1. Open the **Production Task List** screen
2. Click on the **“More actions”** menu (three dots in the top-right corner)
3. Select **“Views”** from the dropdown menu
   1. The system opens the **“Viewing”** bottom sheet, displaying the currently selected view mode with a checkmark
4. On the **“Viewing”** bottom sheet, click on **“Plane”**
   1. The system closes the bottom sheet and updates the Production Task List screen
   2. Tasks are now displayed as a flat list, sorted according to the Task Sorting Rules

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### **Hierarchy with components**

1. Open the **Production Task List** screen
2. Click on the **“More actions”** menu (three dots in the top-right corner)
3. Select **“Views”** from the dropdown menu
   1. The system opens the **“Viewing”** bottom sheet, displaying the currently selected view mode with a checkmark
4. On the **“Viewing”** bottom sheet, click on **“Hierarchy with Components”**
   1. The system closes the bottom sheet and updates the Production Task List screen
   2. Tasks are now displayed in a structured hierarchy with the following groups:
      * **Component Productions** – List of component cards showing:
        * Product Name
        * Variant
        * Configuration
        * Deadline Date
        * Production Status
        * Production Progress
      * **Additional Components Productions** – List of additional component cards with the same details as above
      * **Tasks** – General production tasks, sorted accordingly
      * **Additional Tasks** – Additional production tasks, sorted accordingly

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### **Task group**

1. Open the **Production Task List** screen
2. Click on the **“More actions”** menu (three dots in the top-right corner)
3. Select **“Views”** from the dropdown menu
   1. The system opens the **“Viewing”** bottom sheet, displaying the currently selected view mode with a checkmark
4. On the **“Viewing”** bottom sheet, click on **“Task Group”**
   1. The system closes the bottom sheet and updates the Production Task List screen.
   2. Tasks are now displayed in the following groups:
      * **Tasks in Components** – List of tasks in production components, sorted according to the Task Sorting Rules
      * **Tasks in Additional Components** – Tasks in additional production components, sorted accordingly
      * **Tasks** – General production tasks, sorted accordingly
      * **Additional Tasks** – Additional tasks related to production, sorted accordingly

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### Notes

* **Task Sorting Rules** are applied consistently across all views.
* The selected view mode remains active until the user changes it again.


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