Using MLO as a logbook

[John Hughes]

To illustrate this idea, create a view that includes all of your tasks. Group by Created Date, Descending. Sort by Created Date, descending. You can see what you did on each day.

Whenever a MLO task is created, it automatically gets a created date, which also includes the exact time.

A typical logbook entry might be “I am at Starbucks”. That may be all that is entered on that item. Other dates such as due date can be added, also context and flags/tags can be assigned.

[Trevor Peck]

Brilliant! Thank you!

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[Stéph]

I do something similar, but not quite the same. To track what I've been doing over the last few days (for timesheets, etc), I have a "journal". I use the "date modified" rather than the "date created", so if I add a line to a task note, it updates where it sits in the journal.

Stéphane 

[MG]

Hi,

I think both ways/Ideas are brilliant.

M.

[John Hughes]

Interesting. I will try that.

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