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Sharepoint 2013 : Expanding My Tasks settings

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After the tasks assigned to you are in one centralized location on your My Tasks page, you can adjust the view options to suit your needs. You might want to view only tasks that have been edited in the last year, or revise the Tasks default timeline range. You can also choose which projects or task lists to include on your page, and synchronize your Tasks with Microsoft Outlook.

Adjust the My Tasks page view

  1. On your About Me page, click Tasks.

  2. On the ribbon, click the Tasks tab and then, in the Settings group, click Settings.

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  3. On the My Tasks settings page, update any of the following options: Old Tasks Limit, Upcoming Tasks, Important Tasks, Recently Added Tasks, Default Timeline Range, Automatically Hide Empty Filters, Projects.

  4. Click the Save button.

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