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| lwallach says: How would you sort by tags? Considering you could have 10 tags, which one would it sort by and how useful would that really be? Posted 5 years ago |
| abstyles says: I agree - I would love it. I would set my next actions smartlist to sort by tag. I would probably keep the rest of my lists sorted by task name and/or priority. Posted 5 years ago |
| lowelltindell says: Sort by tags would be helpful because it would group tags together. It would be fine if it sorted the tags alphabetically. I would really appreciate this added functionality.
Posted 5 years ago |
| garnierjm says: +1
Posted 4 years ago |
| buckbrody says: +1, for exactly the same reason as garnierjm Posted 4 years ago |
osmaneralp says:This is a great idea. I would love to be able to print one list that had all my @phone tasks listed together, all my @phone tasks together, and so on. Posted 3 years ago |
| sarah.whitfield says: I use a list for my grocery shopping - and I think it would be really great to sort a list by the tag -- so that my "grocery shopping list" could be sorted by items tagged produce, dairy, meats, bakery etc. I can think of lots of good uses for this, this is just an example.
Posted 3 years ago |
| rsilber says: YES! I'm eager to be able to sort by tags and, as osmaneralp says, be able to print groups of tasks relative to the context/location of what I have to do Posted 3 years ago |
| rsilber says: I figured it out: use smartlists! Check out "Tips & Tricks" forum for Tuesday, June 23, 2009 by Emily Boyd about how to make smart lists. I made one for each of my 6 tags and now they show up right along with my folder tabs at the top of the main tasks window. Posted 3 years ago |
| mdfloyd1 says: I'd much prefer to just click the Sort by box and select Tags. Posted 3 years ago |
wohler says:Yes, that's precisely what the user would do!
Posted 3 years ago |
tobias.voigt says:+1 for what mdfloyd1 said. "Sort by tag" as an option in the "sort by" box, that is definitely the feature I miss most in the entire RTM universe. Posted 3 years ago |
| cdhsman says: This is a tough situation. Since we all have different tagging schemas, we all want different tag sorting schemas. The systems suggested above would work for the individuals suggesting them, but not for most of us. And it seems like the only use for them is for a secondary use of RTM - keeping shopping lists. And there have been some excellent suggestions in other threads on this subject to get a grocery list sorted by aisle without having to add a major feature to RTM that would suit but a few.
Posted 3 years ago |
| cdhsman says: Thanks for you're highly objective, totally constructive and utterly cool reply! :)
Posted 3 years ago |
| dariomarquez says: +1 for Sort by Tag ... surely this would be quite easy to implement ? pleeeeeease RTM :) Posted 3 years ago |
bseils says:+1 this would be great, for organizing shopping lists. I currently have to pre-pend all my shopping items with a code to sort them for easy access at the grocery store. Posted 3 years ago |
| shelviaw says: +1 totally... please please please... ;)
Posted 3 years ago |
| abstyles says: I just came on to post about this and see that I already did back in January of 2008. I really hope we can add this - even just a simple alpha sort by tags of a list (just like priority, due date or task name). Would be so helpful! Posted 3 years ago |
mossoffa says:Are we still waiting for sort by tag functionality? I'd like to use tags to group my grocery list, and a sort by tag is the only way I can think to do it. Posted 3 years ago |
| emily (Remember The Milk) says: wohler, we read every post in these forums (and take everything into consideration as we further develop RTM!), but we can't comment on individual feature requests -- please see our FAQ for more info. Thanks! :) Posted 3 years ago |
| nordlys says: Also need this badly. Posted 3 years ago |
sambagrrl07 says:+1 ditto on sorting grocery lists by aisle, which sorting by tags would help implement Posted 3 years ago |
| dftranslink says: +1 - would largely make up for my desire for nested tasks/subtasks Posted 3 years ago |
| argraff says: +1 here for tag sorting as well! This is an awesome product. If there was a Palm app for my Centro, it would be well worth the Pro membership... Posted 3 years ago |
| eyurevich says: +1 here for sorting by tags!
Posted 3 years ago |
ianfong1000 says:I'd also like sorting by tags within a list... like others have said, it would partially compensate for not having subtasks... Posted 3 years ago |
| darcey.denton says: Just started using this program on my MotoDroid - LOVE it and will be showing my husband how to use it tomorrow so that he can add things quickly from his Blackberry instead of trying to call or e-mail while it is on his mind (and before he forgets it again).
Posted 3 years ago |
| emily.frank says: +1 I was wondering how to do this as well, my shopping list is all over the place and sorting by tags would put it all in nice neat groups Posted 3 years ago |
| lriffel says: +1 for the same reason as lowelltindell. Posted 3 years ago |
| jennifer.disser says: +1 I just changed over from using ThinkingRock and was really surprised that RTM does not have a more powerful sort feature. Like darcey.denton above, I just assumed that this feature would be available given the pleathora of other excellent features RTM offers. Please add this feature! I'd even pay extra for it. Posted 3 years ago |
| melinda.balazs says: I didnt read the whole conversation here but for me it would be really useful to print out a check list that is sorted by tags or lists then priority and due date.... Posted 2 years ago |
| melinda.balazs says: I also understand this is an individual request but it looks like it's not only me who's missing this feature. Posted 2 years ago |
alice.carback says:For the list I am looking at, sort by tag (tag name a-z or z-a) then by the regular priority and date Posted 2 years ago |
| we.kanes says: Please do this. More sorting options don't seem that difficult...just sort tags alphabetically as if they were prepended to the start of the task's name. Posted 2 years ago |
| azziee says: +1 for Sort by Tag! Posted 2 years ago |
| armin.muessig says: +1 Posted 2 years ago |
| norby says: +1 Posted 2 years ago |
| sgrimee says: +1 Posted 2 years ago |
| olivetre says: why don't you do it by colour coding the task groups? Posted 2 years ago |
jrcroom3 says:Sort/group by tags (like melinda.balazs said) and color code. Outlook has done it for years. Posted 2 years ago |
tatiana.colli says:@ olivetre But there are only 3 colors available and I'm sure many of us have more task groups than that Posted 2 years ago |
| guice says: + more Posted 2 years ago |
| ed.mclean says: +1 Posted 2 years ago |
| osarjeant says: It sounds like a similar issue that google is against in gmail. The claim is that the search functionality provides a more robust method for finding items with a given tag/label while maintaining a simple interface. Given the many variations of possible tags, the UI for sorting tagswould never satisfy the majority of users without becoming overly cumbersome. If 20 task have the tag "office" the they still need to be 'sorted'. If a task has multiple tags how do you place it in the grouping. Sorting is best left to the three main segregations: priority, due date, name. Posted 2 years ago |
| bonnieshull says: I use the GTD system whereby tasks are sorted by context. Therefor I use lists to group Projects/Areas of responsibility and tags to define context. I would LOVE a sort by tags feature. I just want the list to group items of like tags together, so simple and so frustratingly absent. Posted 2 years ago |
| sean2078 says: +1 .. showing tags and being able to sort by them is OBVIOUSLY needed as an option Posted 2 years ago |
| kkiarsis says: Yes please! An alpha sort on tag name would be fantastic. Posted 2 years ago |
| nyks says: yes, please ! Posted 2 years ago |
| jbmacp says: +1 badly needed Posted 2 years ago |
| tobbesjufem says: I would also love to be able to sort by tags, I'm trying to set up a GTD system, and would like to be able to sort my next actions by project Posted 2 years ago |
| kanzlr says: yepp, same as tobbesjufem. Posted 2 years ago |
| dana2345 says: A definite need! Posted 2 years ago |
| rawfish61 says: amazing that after 6 years still talking about sorting by tags...I am a consultant and have work tasks for multiple clients. I use the tags by client. Would love it if they grouped together...I'd settle for alpha sort. Posted 2 years ago |
| ssp5a1 says: Agree with sentiments here - crazy you cannot sort by tags. Competitors can, but not RTM. Posted 2 years ago |
| md7899 says: Also agree and would love to be able to sort by tags. Even better would be a multi level sort - for example sort by tags then by priority. Posted 1 year ago |
| polyhedralbliss says: Yes, a custom "multi-level" sort function would be one of my primary requests. Posted 1 year ago |
jeremy.richardson says:this is the same as idea 6479. Posted 1 year ago |
| osarjeant says: Tag sorting would be an amazing feature. It would really make RTM a powerful tool for task-management. But at what cost? Sorting in RTM is limited to single value fields. Many of the examples given by users in favor of tag sorting also reflect this limitation. Posted 1 year ago |
| shoffy says: I'm tossing my pebble on the "please add sorting by tag" pile. In the event of multiple tags on a task, sort by the first. Posted 1 year ago |
dausdemore says:Ditto for me to have a sort tag option. This is a feature that is important to me and a showstopper for continuing to use RTM. Posted 1 year ago |
mani.augustine says:Please add the sorting by tag feature. I was surprised just now that it is not currently available. Thanks for making an awesome product! Posted 9 months ago |
| ukyo says: +1! Posted 8 months ago |
| galim112 says: YES PLEASE Posted 7 months ago |
| robert.rosolek says: +1 Posted 3 weeks ago |
| sarvesvara.bvks says: +1 ... how many +1 is needed to implement this. As I have voted the count is 326 ;) Posted 3 weeks ago |