And it kinda seems like it doesn’t understand YYYY-MM-DD links as dates as well. Logical answer would be to use DoDate = date(tomorrow) etc, but that has the issue that If I’m looking at past daily notes it would use the current date for the query, instead of the date of the daily note. So I need to somehow figure out how to tell dataview “if the DoDate is a link to this file, list it here” or something.Īnother question mark is how to implement a “Due tomorrow” and “overdue”-tables. I got this to almost work… If I have the DoDate as a plain YYYY-MM-DD date, it works. I like to have the connection between tasks and dates, so I could go back and see what I have been up to and it might give me more insight in the graph view. Plan is to list these notes as a TABLE with dataview.ĭaily note is created with the Periodic Notes plugin. The note looks like this (still a work in progress):
I basically have a separate note for each task.
Thank you for your help, I really appreciate it WHERE !completed AND due.month = date(today).month AND due.year = date(today).year WHERE !completed AND due - date(today) >= dur(0 days) # query to place in any note defining the wanted date # query to place in daily note with title in yyyy-mm-dd format (e.g. Other task with inline field using different brackets This is a task with inline field to due date Why you use DoDate:: ] with link to your daily note? It’s really necessary? I ask this because in some cases a link to nonexistent note (yet) can be problematic.(to clarify it’s better if you give examples: how you place tasks and how you create your daily note) Where you place DoDate:: ]? In each task or outside tasks? If in each task, as inline field, you need to use brackets.Well, you can adopt many approaches but first you need to clarify more things.
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