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When you've postponed a task from one stage of a project plan to another and want to cancel that, how do you do it when there's no "Undo postone" icon?
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To expand on the answer that Fool Running gave, if you have postponed a check from Stage 1 to Stage 3 and Stage 1 is now complete, the Undo Postpone will not be visible. If you "temporarily" adjust a task in Stage 1 to no longer be completed, the option will return to show Undo Postpone and you can revert the check. 

When you then recomplete the task, the check will remain in the original location. Here is a quick video showing the process:

Undo postpone

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Thank you. A rather peculiar procedure but it does the job!
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The "Undo postpone" button is unavailable if the stage where the task originally appeared is now marked as completed (i.e. if undoing the postponement would cause the stage to become incomplete).
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