ClickUp workload view cannot split multi-day task spread
ClickUp users cannot separate out which specific days they actually work on a task when it spans consecutive days in the workload view. This makes capacity planning inaccurate for people who do not work uniformly across a task's date range. A niche but real scheduling-UX gap.
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