You need a roll-up to display the hours of exercise, breath work etc. Create a relation with you weekly agenda (as you did with your journal entries) And from there make a roll-up to display the numbers you need. Thanks of giving me new ideas :)
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In your Tasks Database, create a Checkbox Property, label it “Done”. When you complete a task, tick the checkbox. Filter to only show tasks where “Done” is unticked. This video might help: th-cam.com/video/fhvQOk3BOt0/w-d-xo.html
I filter according to the Weekly Agenda and change it each week. If a task isn’t finished, it gets pushed to the next weekly agenda. Have a look at 3:45, you’ll see the second property is a relation, to the weekly agenda. Hope that makes sense! Some further detail in this video: th-cam.com/video/fhvQOk3BOt0/w-d-xo.html Thanks for your feedback!
@@DavidMalan01 Yes it make total sense :) Everything is so well thinked that everyone can try it. If you don't mind me asking, in your active tasks, do you just put the filter (where "complete" isnt filled) or i have to add something else ? Thanks, again
Don’t mind at all!! I have a property type called “Done”. When I finish a task, I tick the Done property. The filter is set up to only show any tasks where Done is unchecked.
You need a roll-up to display the hours of exercise, breath work etc. Create a relation with you weekly agenda (as you did with your journal entries) And from there make a roll-up to display the numbers you need. Thanks of giving me new ideas :)
That's a great idea! Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video!
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1:54 Tasks I want to know what filter you appiled at ACTIVE TASKS.
In your Tasks Database, create a Checkbox Property, label it “Done”. When you complete a task, tick the checkbox. Filter to only show tasks where “Done” is unticked.
This video might help: th-cam.com/video/fhvQOk3BOt0/w-d-xo.html
@@DavidMalan01 Thank you !!
3:30 What filters did you apply in your weekly agenda (from tasks database) , do you change it each week ? Btw incredible dashboard :)
I filter according to the Weekly Agenda and change it each week.
If a task isn’t finished, it gets pushed to the next weekly agenda. Have a look at 3:45, you’ll see the second property is a relation, to the weekly agenda. Hope that makes sense!
Some further detail in this video: th-cam.com/video/fhvQOk3BOt0/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for your feedback!
@@DavidMalan01 Yes it make total sense :) Everything is so well thinked that everyone can try it.
If you don't mind me asking, in your active tasks, do you just put the filter (where "complete" isnt filled) or i have to add something else ? Thanks, again
Don’t mind at all!!
I have a property type called “Done”. When I finish a task, I tick the Done property. The filter is set up to only show any tasks where Done is unchecked.