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The Repeat Last Command feature lets you quickly apply the same action—such as setting a due date, assignee, or priority—to another task without repeating the entire process. This helps speed up task management, especially when updating multiple tasks with similar settings.

How do I repeat the last command using the keyboard?

You can repeat your most recent supported action with a single shortcut.

1. Make sure you have already performed an action (for example, setting a due date).
2. Select another task.
3. Press Shift + R.
4. The last command will be applied to the selected task.

This is useful when you want to apply the same update quickly across tasks.

How do I repeat the last command using the mouse?

If you prefer not to use keyboard shortcuts, you can repeat the last command from the context menu.

1. Right-click on the task you want to update.
2. Select the first option in the context menu (Repeat last command).

Can I repeat the last command on multiple tasks?

Yes. You can apply the last command to several tasks at once.

1. Select multiple tasks.
2. Press Shift + R, or right-click and use the Repeat last command option.

This allows you to update multiple tasks in a single action.

What types of commands can be repeated?

Not all actions can be repeated. You can repeat commands such as:

• Setting or removing assignees
• Adding or removing tags
• Setting or clearing due dates
• Changing status
• Setting priority
• Updating values in custom fields

You cannot repeat commands related to text formatting.