Notes and Dates

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#1

I have been using GoodTask to track progress on specific tasks / reminders through the notes section.

Is it possible to configure Good Task such that every time I start a new line in the Notes section that date is added.

While I recognize I could create a Quick Action to do this, is there another better / quicker way such that whenever I hit the enter key start a new line the date is entered in the desired format?

Thank you.

#2

Thanks for the feedback. You need to use Quick Action to add date/time to notes when needed. Thanks!

#3

Awesome.

Kindly explain to me how to create the following Quick Action that could be added at the start of a new line in the note section; specifically, I would like to add

" - 2022MMDD; "

Thank you.

#4

You may check below Log quick action and edit it as you want. Thanks!

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#5

Appreciated.

It is a great start.

That said, is there anyway to get the date to automatically populate in the YYYYMMDD format or does this need to me manually added?

Thanks.

#6

Options provided are only available on the action. Thanks!

#7

Apologies, I am still a little bit confused, so that would be a no?

#8

These are the available options for timestamp. If you need other types, you need to use your own method. I’ll keep your feedback on the list to consider. Thanks!

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#9

Appreciate you keeping the YYYYMMDD format as a future consideration.

#10

Apologies but two added observations:

  1. I have created the below Quick Actions. How do I get the Notes and the Timestamp to appear on the same line? That is, I want "- 2022-11-14"

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  1. I noticed in creating a Quick Action, I can only use each action once; for example, I want to created a Notes entry that would enter "- 2022-11-14; " but could not enter the ";" because the Note action had already been used to create / enter the "-". Please advise.

Thanks.

#11
  1. Timestamp always starts at a new line
  2. Currently one type of action can be used only once for various reasons. I'll keep it on the list to consider.

Thanks!

#12

Appreciate the response, it makes what I would like to impossible (but, at least I understand why)!

Please consider my three suggestions; namely:

  1. Timestamp format of YYYYMMDD

  2. Timestamp does not automatically start a new line, perhaps with an option to / not to do so.

  3. Ability to use the same type of action more than once.

Thank you!

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