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Thanks for the answer. Re Parallel - yes, several users at once, altho' apparently the cancel on &quot;rejected&quot; is still up for discussion in the group.
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Does anyone know if it is possible to create a SharePoint Designer Content Approval style parallel workflow with the deadline set in terms of hours versus a specific due date? We have workflows and Tasks that need to be responded to in terms of 1-2 hours not a whole day.
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Does anyone know if it is possible to create a SharePoint Designer Content Approval style parallel workflow with the deadline set in terms of hours versus a specific due date? We have workflows and Tasks that need to be responded to in terms of 1-2 hours not a whole day.

Thanks for the answer. Re Parallel - yes, several users at once, altho&#39; apparently the cancel on &quot;rejected&quot; is still up for discussion in the group.

SharePoint 2007 Workflow due date/deadline

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