Hey, Bernard, could you make a video on how to set up a calendar node from scratch in Workflowy (beginning with the calendar icon, then to the year and month sub-nodes)?
Hey Paters, I definitely can. However, I feel you already described the process yourself. Just do it as you stated and you’ll end up where I am. Or at what are you struggling with exactly?
Use this search "today-last 7 days > is:todo -is:complete" to find only incomplete items of the last 7 days. Big thanks to @remko from the Slack Group! The > is the important element as it creates the nested search to look for todos below the date tags. Cheers
You've missed the part where you prepare your calendar for a year ahead. I generate opml code for the WF calendar with a python script. At the same time I add repetitive tasks from my google calendar. I mark holidays and weekends with color. And I don't use WF dates. Most of my tasks are 'check status and move forward'. But you can't move lines in WF with shortcuts using dates, unfortunately. So I keep the left panel open to move lines with a mouse.
Hey! Very cool that you found a way to prepare everything ahead! Unfortunately, I don’t know any python or coding :( I actually only prepare the next two months. That’s usually enough.
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Hey, Bernard, could you make a video on how to set up a calendar node from scratch in Workflowy (beginning with the calendar icon, then to the year and month sub-nodes)?
Hey Paters, I definitely can. However, I feel you already described the process yourself. Just do it as you stated and you’ll end up where I am. Or at what are you struggling with exactly?
Use this search "today-last 7 days > is:todo -is:complete" to find only incomplete items of the last 7 days. Big thanks to @remko from the Slack Group! The > is the important element as it creates the nested search to look for todos below the date tags. Cheers
You've missed the part where you prepare your calendar for a year ahead.
I generate opml code for the WF calendar with a python script. At the same time I add repetitive tasks from my google calendar. I mark holidays and weekends with color. And I don't use WF dates. Most of my tasks are 'check status and move forward'. But you can't move lines in WF with shortcuts using dates, unfortunately. So I keep the left panel open to move lines with a mouse.
Hey! Very cool that you found a way to prepare everything ahead! Unfortunately, I don’t know any python or coding :( I actually only prepare the next two months. That’s usually enough.