You don't seem to explain how you create the 'dashboard' page, which would be the first step otherwise all I can understand from video is how to create a database page - which would be just the same as using a spreadsheet like you said.
It seems things have changed in Notion in the last year, and to make the concat function work I had to include square brackets to separate the original functions, and the "%" like this: concat([format(round(multiply(divide("NumCompleted","TotalNum"),100)))], ["%"]) Also it seems to include a comma after the number (33,%) and not too sure how to fix that...
I just played through the video again to see what you were talking about and realized that I never made a video on it. What you are asking for is conditional formatting, which at this time, Notion doesn't fully support. There are ways to do it partially. I'm actually in the process of redoing this video. It's going to be pretty much almost the same content as this video but with updated syntax and a few more visual things, including what you are talking about.
FYI.. I've made an updated version of this system ... ruclips.net/video/wYWrOjqbvi0/видео.htmlsi=IXa8aoj2BuFAh4wG
So helpful! Thank you for explaining this step-by-step. Wish you had more Notion videos they are really good and calm
Thank you! I am thinking of more Notion ideas. Even though I haven't made another Notion video in a while, I've been using on a daily.
Notion! I am becoming addicted to this awesome app
I give J.A. all the credit for that :-)
Thanks!! This was the best explanation I found about Notion for project management.
they have updated a premade rubric for this kind of system now! press create new > projects, tasks and sprints
Thanks for this, really helpful!
You don't seem to explain how you create the 'dashboard' page, which would be the first step otherwise all I can understand from video is how to create a database page - which would be just the same as using a spreadsheet like you said.
It seems things have changed in Notion in the last year, and to make the concat function work I had to include square brackets to separate the original functions, and the "%" like this:
concat([format(round(multiply(divide("NumCompleted","TotalNum"),100)))], ["%"])
Also it seems to include a comma after the number (33,%) and not too sure how to fix that...
GREAT AND THANKS. NOT SURE IF I CAN ASSIGN TASKS AND MONITOR /FILTER ASSIGNED TASKS
Excellent thank you so much!!
Thanks for the tutorial. Please could you refer to the video where you showed how to colour code the tasks past the due date
I just played through the video again to see what you were talking about and realized that I never made a video on it. What you are asking for is conditional formatting, which at this time, Notion doesn't fully support. There are ways to do it partially. I'm actually in the process of redoing this video. It's going to be pretty much almost the same content as this video but with updated syntax and a few more visual things, including what you are talking about.
Thank you
Merci beaucoup !!
You got a sub.
Not a this way. It looks way more complecated than even excel.
So helpful! Thank you for explaining this step-by-step. Wish you had more Notion videos they are really good and calm