# 3. Add Dependency tasks in "Blocked"

This allows users to specify other tasks that are being blocked by the current task. This is done by creating a dependency between the current task and the other task(s) so that the other tasks are "blocked" until this task is completed.

### Pre-conditions to use the Feature

* At least one independent task must exist before adding to the "Blocked" section

### Steps to Use:

* Select a **task** in a project. The **task modal page** opens.
* Click the **+ button** at the right corner of the **Blocked section** &#x20;
* A  **modal** will open. **Click** in the **description box** or the **down arrow button** from here.&#x20;
* **A list of tasks will collapse down.**&#x20;
* **Select** the **task** from the **list** or **write** the **name** in the **description box** to find the specific one.
* You can **add** **multiple tasks**.&#x20;
* After adding the tasks, click the save button to save.

<figure><img src="/files/EWrYsU8ILjL1cEL9Dq1U" alt=""><figcaption><p>Adding tasks in "Blocked."</p></figcaption></figure>


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