Hi all! I am new to todoist and am setting up for my family (children to have simple daily checklists) I've set up a recurring daily checklist, and love that I have the option to have tasks repeat from the day they were completed. Is there an easy way to do this or will I have to physically go in and delete these tasks that appear as overdue each morning? Thanks for any help/advice! If I have a certain project that is basically a simple daily checklist of routine items (brush teeth, make bed, do homework, etc.) and I have all of the tasks in this project set to repeat daily (from when the items were last checked off), is it possible to make these tasks not appear as overdue items if they were not completed or checked off the day before? As a parent of kids with ADD and dyslexia, it is important to keep it very simple visually. Because there are times where we are sick or on vacation when tasks are going to be ignored and this keeps them from piling with hundreds of overdue tasks. Then, as you plan each day in Sunsama, you can just have those imported into your task list.Hi all! I am new to todoist and am setting up for my family (children to have simple daily checklists) I've set up a recurring daily checklist, and love that I have the option to have tasks repeat from the day they were completed. 'pick up kids from school' or 'morning journal' then you should create a recurring event in your underlying Outlook/Google calendar. If you have tasks that you need to do at a fixed time everyday or don't want that flexibility e.g. Recurring events (meetings) are best used when the work is an 'appointment' and it has to happen at that time.įor example, I have a daily recurring task to review my email but the time I do this changes each day based on my other obligations. This gives you flexibility on exactly when you do it each day. As you plan each day, you can add them to your calendar by dragging and dropping them to the calendar or by right clicking on the task and saying 'Add to calendar'. In Sunsama, recurring tasks don't have a time on the calendar on each day of their occurrence by default. Recurring tasks give you the flexibility to decide exactly when you'll work on something each day or each week. Recurring tasks versus recurring calendar events Use Notion as your backlog via task export.Use Trello as your backlog via task export.

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