Move Start Date and Due Date at once to the same date

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Remy

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Jan 30, 2019, 12:22:05 PM1/30/19
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I'm using MLO (v5) with the task properties pane collapsed in order to save space.

The only column I've added in every view is the Due Date column.

To change a Due Date of a task I right click on the Due Date and change the date.
This works great but there is a problem: The Start Date isn't changed.
In my Google Calendar the task is now multiplied from Start Date to the New Due Date.

What I want to do is to move both Start Date AND Due Date to the new date (The same Start Date and Due Date).
I know I can add the Start Date column and right click on Start Date to change the Start Date to the new Date and do the same with the Due Date.

However I want to move a task forward with one click (The same Start Date and Due Date) and I don't want to add the Start Date column in order to save space.
Is this possible without using the task properties pane?

Hope I made myself clear.

Ford Ford

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Mar 26, 2019, 5:38:34 AM3/26/19
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Just press the checkbox "Lock Period" under "Lead Time". Start and Due date will move together like a married couple :)

Dominic Roy

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Aug 26, 2020, 6:17:16 AM8/26/20
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Hi!

Is it possible to document what the Lock Period checkbox does? As a beginner, because it was not documented, I thought it was a condition to have an event in the Google calendar. I understood later that there was no relation.

Are there any consequences when using the recurrence (specially weekdays and last day of the month), or the dependancy with and without a delay or the Inherit parent dates checkbox ?

Thanks
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