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Subprocesses list sorting

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Written by Kestutis Vansavicius
Updated over 5 months ago

Subprocesses in Daymi are built around deadlines, with a sorting algorithm designed to help you focus on what matters most.

Subprocesses are displayed as a list, sorted by Frequency type in the following order:

  1. Daily subprocesses (ascending order: earlier values precede later ones e.g. 09:00 will sort ahead of 10:00).

  2. Weekly subprocesses (ascending order: Monday 09:00 will sort ahead of Monday 10:00 or Monday will sort ahead Tuesday).

  3. Monthly subprocesses Calendar days (ascending order: Calendar days on the 2nd day at 09:00 will sort ahead Calendar days on the 3rd day at 09:00).

  4. Monthly subprocesses Business days (ascending order: Business days on the 1st day from start at 09:00 will sort ahead of Business days on the 8th day from the end at 09:00).

  5. Quarterly subprocesses Calendar days (ascending order: similar to Monthly subprocesses, Jan/Apr/Jul/Oct will sort ahead of Feb/May/Aug/Nov).

  6. Quarterly subprocesses Business days (ascending order: similar to Monthly subprocesses, Jan/Apr/Jul/Oct will sort ahead of Feb/May/Aug/Nov).

  7. Annually subprocesses Calendar days (ascending order: similar to Monthly subprocess sorting).

  8. Annually subprocesses Business days (ascending order: similar to Monthly subprocesses sorting).

  9. Once (ascending order: January will sort ahead of February).

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