Repeating tasks in GQueues work differently than repeating events in Google Calendar. Learn exactly what to expect when you create recurring tasks in GQueues.
Every task recurrence is its own event
Recurring tasks from GQueues
Recurring tasks in GQueues work slightly differently than what we’re used to in Google Calendar.
The main difference is that only the very next occurrence in the series displays on your Calendar.
GQueues will display one occurrence of the task at a time.
With repeating Calendar events, we’re used to seeing each event in the series displaying indefinitely into the future.
With GQueues, each event corresponds with a task, so only one occurrence displays at a time in your Calendar.
Once you mark the task complete, GQueues will automatically generate the next task in the series.
And the next event will display in Google Calendar, as scheduled.
Creating repeating events from Google Calendar
Repeating tasks can only be created from within GQueues.
Simply creating a repeating Calendar event on your GQueues Calendar does NOT sync with GQueues and will not be added to your Inbox or task lists. The task will be ignored.