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says:if you use the time feature in the due date to time things out, you can use the smart list "dueBefore:now" and it will bring up anything you can do anytime today, as well as anything that is past due, that way you can look at time sensitive stuff
Posted at 4:23pm on August 24, 2009
'dueBefore:today or due:today' kind of does the same thing, but it looks further than 'now' :)
This would be your main list to work from anyway i guess.
Posted at 11:09pm on August 30, 2009
Great!! I spent about one hour yesterday trying to figure this very smart list, and here it was, in the forum! You made my day!
[Hey, upgrade this guy! He deserves it!]
Posted at 2:38am on September 3, 2009
'dueBefore:today or due:today'. Isn't that the same as the shorter dueBefore:tomorrow?
Posted at 5:50pm on September 4, 2009
says:Thanks for the kind words guys. To answer the last post, I put specific times to my tasks. 1pm. 2:45pm etc
so my smartlist will show me what things are do now. Instead of what is do in an hour. Hope that helps
Posted at 2:57am on September 5, 2009
says:Ooh, I like this one - thank you!
I used to have my tasks in Morning Afternoon and Evening lists, which worked great, but then I wanted to publish my household tasks, without sharing my business or personal tasks, so I reorganized into Business Household Personal lists.
dueBefore:now is a great way to get back some of what I used to have when my lists were organized by time of day. I really don't want to see the "clean up supper" task first thing in the morning, and now once again, I don't have to :-)
Posted at 7:41pm on September 5, 2009
Hi bunchbob,
This is a neat search -- just wanted to let you know that your tip is a Tips & Tricks Tuesday winner. We've upgraded your RTM account to have a free year of Pro. :)
Posted at 2:49pm on September 29, 2009
