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# Task Detail Screen
The Task Detail Screen is for users to read and review all the information related to a certain task to ensure they have completed everything before actually marking the task “complete.” The information is populated through Magic Text elements connected to each component and showcase the information from the Tasks Collection.
The Task Detail Screen also comes with a button to edit the details related to the task.
## New Components
### **Completed Button**
This button is used to signify the status of the task — complete or incomplete.
⚡ **Button Actions**
* Update Task, Current Task > Completed is True
### Toggle
A toggle displays the status of a task, complete or incomplete, depending on the property in the database.
The toggle will reflect a checkmark if Current Task > Current Task > Completed is TRUE.
The toggle will reflect an outlined box if the same task Completed is FALSE.
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