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Yes, you should be able to expand all tasks at View > Data group > Outline > All Subtasks. However, this will only allow you to expand all, as far as I know, there is no way to collapse all subtasks unless you do a non-contiguous selection of all level 2 tasks and then do a Hide Subtasks. Hope this helps. John.

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Dec 14,  · MS Project has maybe 10% of the functionality and configuration capabilities of Clarizen and is not running entirely on the cloud, it is not an apples-to-apples comparison. We could have released a full expand-all a long time ago, but there would have a significant performance impact for all users.

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Jan 08,  · Click to see full answer. Correspondingly, how do I expand all tasks in MS Project? To expand or collapse all task lists at once, click the options button (three dots) in the top right of your project's Tasks tab, and select Collapse/Expand All Task Lists from the dropdown. To the left of each task list name there is either a - or a + depending on the status .

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Dec 14,  · MS Project has maybe 10% of the functionality and configuration capabilities of Clarizen and is not running entirely on the cloud, it is not an apples-to-apples comparison. We could have released a full expand-all a long time ago, but there would have a significant performance impact for all users.