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says:Ok, I've been messing a lot with tags and smart lists and searches etc etc and I cannot for the life of me figure out how to do this, or if it's even possible.
Say I have two lists like the following:
List 1
--Task1 (Priority 1)
--Task2 (Priority 2)
List 2
--Task3 (Priority 1)
--Task4 (Priority 2)
I want a smart list to essentially be:
Display the priority 1 tasks on each list. If a list does not have priority 1 tasks (or specifically tagged tasks, whatever it might be) display the tasks with priority 2 instead.
There aren't logical operators that I can find, so I have no idea how to do this. Any ideas?
Posted at 3:21am on January 11, 2009
says:I don't think this is possible, you can't trap the fact that there are no priority 1 tasks and display priority 2 tasks instead.
Posted at 8:59am on January 12, 2009
yeah, there is no "if" or "while" operators
however, you can alway make a MIT (most important tasks) list with the priority 1 parts and inf theres nothing there check another list with the priority 2 parts. Not as elegant, but it works...
Posted at 4:28pm on January 12, 2009
