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Changing Box Type settings can function in three ways:

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• A change applies only to boxes created from that point on - existing boxes are not affected

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• For example, changing a Tasks > Scope definition (Box types).

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  Boxes of the

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• existing "Program"

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• won't be affected. Their scope will remain

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• as it was set up during the creation process.

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• a change applies to all boxes, both existing and newly created

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• Tasks > Quick filters functioning:

  For example, you have a Program-type Box called "My Project." It contains three Program Increment Boxes.

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  The "Program Increment" Box type is set up

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• with quick filters "Own with Inherited." This means that the same filters available in the "My Project" Box (the parent of the Increment) are available in sub-Boxes, + you can create new quick filters directly in Program Increments.

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  You are inside the Box Configuration of one of the Program Increments in the picture below. Inherited filters are marked with an arrow. When you hover a mouse over any

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• of them, you can see the Key of the Box they come from (in our example, the Key of My Project is PROG-257). The "Program Increment Filter" has only been added

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• to this Box.

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  When you change the Box type settings of "Program Increment" and allow only for Inherited filters:

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  You can no longer use the "Program Increment Filter" → only inherited filters are available. The tab that allows setting up filters for the Increment is hidden and cannot be accessed.

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  Filters from upper-level Boxes are available. That includes all boxes to the top of the hierarchy.

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• This means filters from the Home (root) Box + Filters from the "My Project" Box.

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• a change applies to all boxes, both existing and newly created, but the existing setup is not disrupted - future changes will be validated with new rules, but what you already have in place, you get to keep

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• For example, changing possible parent types of Boxes:

  The "Program Increment" Box type can be nested under the "Program" type.

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  If you change possible parent types, the existing structure won't be disrupted, but you won't be able to create new Program Increments under any Program-type Box (including "My Project").

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The table below shows how a given change of in the Box type settings impacts existing and new Boxes.