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# Where have my Tasks gone?

### <img src="/files/j9Pa5lM4ACQ4Gnyy1cug" alt="" data-size="line"> Change the Date Range <a href="#h_b8b689e23e" id="h_b8b689e23e"></a>

Only tasks within your selected date range will appear on the Gantt. Work with a start and end date outside of the set date range will be hidden.

In the Date Picker, hit **All Future Tasks**, **Project to Date** or enter a **Custom Date** to increase your date range.

<figure><img src="/files/JHhJXXLPcqyLojzZCtOl" alt="" width="188"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

### <img src="/files/49j6bP3zKhN05hHGomtg" alt="" data-size="line"> Clear your filters <a href="#h_19ab465d8e" id="h_19ab465d8e"></a>

You may have filters selected, that your lost tasks do not match. Try hitting **Clear Filters**

<figure><img src="/files/TZ8vg0qGaGdPrOmfVXRu" alt="" width="563"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

And if you don’t have any work yet, [this guide is a great place to start](broken://pages/avjWgXuUUCR5KXRbwx21).


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