I was just trying to write formulas today to display a sum of my estimated time for the day in my Notification Center. This solved the problem I was having. Thank you!!!
This is amazing, thank you so much!! This vid was a great introduction to basic programming/formulas and template-writing in Notion. Finally something to help keep my tasks organized and better direct my focus
i have a question, what if i want to pause task? for example I got distracted so i end task without finishing the task. so when i pick it up again, I start task again, my previous recorded work time will be replaced and recaculated?
I think the easiest way would be to just end the task when you finish your session and label it as session 1 then you can start the task again and label the second one as session 2. 😊
Try replacing the formula with this and it should work for recurring tasks as well: formatDate(prop("Due"), "MMMM D, YYYY") == formatDate(today(), "MMMM D, YYYY")
Thank you so much for this info! One question that remains to me is: The button function do not allow to use the begining and finishing times of the date, right?
Your tutorials are amazing! Thank you for your hard work and sharing it! I do have a question for this task manager. It‘s supposed to show the tasks that are due today but if I add another task even if its for tomorrow the task status shows 1 out of 6 tasks complete even though today I only have 5 tasks due and the other one is for tomorrow. I double checked all the formulars and can‘t figure out why its showing up like that.
I tried to build the "Time Taken + Label" formula twice and for some reason I couldn't get the "h" that goes after the hours to populate just the minutes show up. Can you pleas share the formula? I'd appreciate it. Thanks!
Hello, thanks for everything that was presented. It was really valuable. Can you make a tumblet, especially in trading? If I want, I can send you an example of it and what you need from things about it. Thank you for accepting my greetings.
Excellent video. New to Notion and currently figuring out exactly the best way of doing this. What would happen if you start a task but do not complete it straight away. i.e you may have to take a phone call, or you start in the afternoon and finish in the morning. How would you pause the time and restart it. I am doing it with a time taken database which allows for multiple times for a task but is more complex than I feel is needed.
Currently with this setup there's not really a way to pause the timer so I'd say the best solution is to simply end the task and add 'session 1' to the name and then start a new session later.
You could create a new database for timetracking. connect the task database to it, and follow the concept of this video. then add the view of the timetracking database to your Task template in your task database. the name section of the time tracking database could just show "timeblock 1,2 etc". Then you could sum the time blocks in this database up in total. You could also then view the properties of time tracking database maybe via rollup on the task itself. I will try this out and see if it works.
I was just trying to write formulas today to display a sum of my estimated time for the day in my Notification Center. This solved the problem I was having. Thank you!!!
This is amazing, thank you so much!! This vid was a great introduction to basic programming/formulas and template-writing in Notion. Finally something to help keep my tasks organized and better direct my focus
Great job! I love the way you explain each and everything. Usually, I don't comment, but I had no choice but to comment here. Thank you again!
Thank you! I'm so glad you found the video helpful 😊
i have a question, what if i want to pause task? for example I got distracted so i end task without finishing the task. so when i pick it up again, I start task again, my previous recorded work time will be replaced and recaculated?
I think the easiest way would be to just end the task when you finish your session and label it as session 1 then you can start the task again and label the second one as session 2. 😊
Hey, the today formula is not working when recurring tasks are being added to my dashboard
Try replacing the formula with this and it should work for recurring tasks as well:
formatDate(prop("Due"), "MMMM D, YYYY") == formatDate(today(), "MMMM D, YYYY")
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Thank you so much for this info!
One question that remains to me is: The button function do not allow to use the begining and finishing times of the date, right?
Your tutorials are amazing! Thank you for your hard work and sharing it!
I do have a question for this task manager. It‘s supposed to show the tasks that are due today but if I add another task even if its for tomorrow the task status shows 1 out of 6 tasks complete even though today I only have 5 tasks due and the other one is for tomorrow. I double checked all the formulars and can‘t figure out why its showing up like that.
What if I want the tasks status don’t refresh? I want to calculate how much time I’ve spent in a month, how to connect the databases?
I tried to build the "Time Taken + Label" formula twice and for some reason I couldn't get the "h" that goes after the hours to populate just the minutes show up. Can you pleas share the formula? I'd appreciate it. Thanks!
You're amazing! This is very helpful. I'm grateful I stumbled on your video. Subscribed!!
Thank you! You're very welcome :)
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Hello, thanks for everything that was presented. It was really valuable.
Can you make a tumblet, especially in trading?
If I want, I can send you an example of it and what you need from things about it.
Thank you for accepting my greetings.
Excellent video. New to Notion and currently figuring out exactly the best way of doing this. What would happen if you start a task but do not complete it straight away. i.e you may have to take a phone call, or you start in the afternoon and finish in the morning. How would you pause the time and restart it. I am doing it with a time taken database which allows for multiple times for a task but is more complex than I feel is needed.
Currently with this setup there's not really a way to pause the timer so I'd say the best solution is to simply end the task and add 'session 1' to the name and then start a new session later.
You could create a new database for timetracking. connect the task database to it, and follow the concept of this video. then add the view of the timetracking database to your Task template in your task database. the name section of the time tracking database could just show "timeblock 1,2 etc". Then you could sum the time blocks in this database up in total. You could also then view the properties of time tracking database maybe via rollup on the task itself. I will try this out and see if it works.