Which color corresponds to 'not open (scheduled)' in inspection task colors?

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Which color corresponds to 'not open (scheduled)' in inspection task colors?

Blue is used for not open (scheduled) tasks. This color signals that a task exists in the plan but isn’t active yet, so it’s not requiring current action. The color scheme is designed for quick at-a-glance understanding: blue for scheduled, green for open/active, yellow for in progress or awaiting something, and red for urgent or blocked. Seeing blue helps you distinguish planned work from tasks that are already underway or completed. If your system has a legend, that will confirm this mapping.

Blue is used for not open (scheduled) tasks. This color signals that a task exists in the plan but isn’t active yet, so it’s not requiring current action. The color scheme is designed for quick at-a-glance understanding: blue for scheduled, green for open/active, yellow for in progress or awaiting something, and red for urgent or blocked. Seeing blue helps you distinguish planned work from tasks that are already underway or completed. If your system has a legend, that will confirm this mapping.

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