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[LynuSBell 11]

I saw many great ideas from the contest. I couldn't participate as it was too late but it inspired me to do my own dashboard.

OceanFact is a science communication project in marine biology that I started way before I heard about EN. Evernote changed everything!
I am posting on instagram each a small fact about marine organisms and I used to do that in google doc. It would quickly pile up and become impossible to search for anything. On top of becoming sluggish.

I can now write and have everything in one place, classified and all to reuse content later.

 

The post-it are pictures with an internal link or a hyperlink to specific notes. They are inserted inside a table for a nice display. I made those postit notes with inkscape.

I got inspired by Enrico Nahler and how he uses Filterize and Table of Contents.

 

Behind each postit, there is a note that I feed with Filterize and some tags.

 

When I add the tag "Published" to a note, it is removed from that list and goes to a specific note that collects all the ideas that have been completed, again with Filterize.

This one is still a work in progress. I need to add all the categories and internal links to easily go back and forth between the notes.

I would like to see your dashboards to get more inspirations.

Especially if you have a calendar dahsboard or something you can make dynamical with dates.

Best,

 

[DTLow 5,721]

On 1/24/2020 at 1:02 AM, LynuSBell said:

Behind each postit, there is a note that I feed with Filterize and some tags.

Nice job, and I like the ToC automation via Filterize

>>Especially if you have a calendar dashboard or something you can make dynamical with dates.

Can you give some examples?   

My use case is a daily journal note which includes a list of tasks due that day.  
It's similar to the Filterize ToC, but generated each morning with an applescript on my Mac

I also use a gantt timeline view of my task list
In this case, I take the note list to a spreadsheet; which includes note links back to Evernote

[LynuSBell 11]

20 hours ago, DTLow said:

Nice job, and I like the ToC automation via Filterize

>>Especially if you have a calendar dashboard or something you can make dynamical with dates.

Can you give some examples?   

My use case is a daily journal note which includes a list of tasks due that day.  
It's similar to the Filterize ToC, but generated each morning with an applescript on my Mac

I also use a gantt timeline view of my task list
In this case, I take the note list to a spreadsheet; which includes note links back to Evernote

Well, I don't have implemented examples (as you are the Apple Script Pro here and I am not yet :D), but for instance a table calendar which cells would get filled with note links depending on the reminder dates and/or tags.

Should be possible with Regular Expression I guess:

1. Identify the date from the note (tag or reminder date)
2.  Copy the internal link
3. Go to the calendar note
4. Find the month, then the day
5. Jump to the next cell
6. Paste the note link

To identify the correct cell, they're could be a (merge) field with the date {yyyy-mm-dd} or something similar.

Would be nice to have dynamic template with dynamical fields, for instance start date and end dates to make a calendar template.

You could put "{Start Date: 01/11/2020}", "{End Date: 05/12/2020}, {Monday:Friday}" in an empty note, apply a template to it that would replace the content and would make a calendar out of it going from 01/11 to 05/12 of 2020, only showing Mondays till Fridays.
Something like this.

I put that as a nice personal AppleScript learning project.

 

About the Gant Chart, you put a picture of the spreasheet inside Evernote or you have a table for the Gantt chart inside Evernote?
I am interested in a Gantt chart
Dare to share the script?

Best,

 

[DTLow 5,721]

4 hours ago, LynuSBell said:

for instance a table calendar which cells would get filled with note links depending on the reminder dates and/or tags.

Should be possible with Regular Expression I guess:

1. Identify the date from the note (tag or reminder date)
2.  Copy the internal link
3. Go to the calendar note
4. Find the month, then the day
5. Jump to the next cell
6. Paste the note link

 

I've done some minor work, creating a table for data
The attached is generated by my email>evernote script

It's simply generating the required html code as per the sample
and creating a note with the script
     tell application "Evernote"
           activate
           set theNewNote to create note with html (theNote)

 

However, this does not support actions like "jump to the next cell"
- which is why I switched to a spreadsheet to display the information
I also insert note links into my calendar app (by date)

 

>>About the Gant Chart, you put a picture of the spreadsheet inside Evernote or you have a table for the Gantt chart inside Evernote?

The gantt timeline view of my tasks is a spreadsheet.
It's doable, but I didn't attempt to create a table inside Evernote

My dashboard note contains a link to the spreadsheet (standard for dashboards)
I also include a screenshot - it avoids having to leap back and forth all day and serves as an archive

>>Dare to share the script?

Here's the code for  extracting Evernote note data

 

After getting the data, it is inserted into the spreadsheet with spreadsheet code
The sample shows setting up the spreadsheet each day with the dates headers.  
- it shows the "jump to the net cell"

 

[LynuSBell 11]

@DTLow For the spreadsheet, it seems Notion can import a spreadsheet... Really tempting to move to Notion from time to time.

 

Carl Pullein seems to have found a workaround.

And I just found this VBA macro for Excel. Just need to try it out.

https://gist.github.com/robertpateii/2992931/dcd5dce382de0f5eb0d478d9cb77ee008fd06bd2

 

 

[minousoso 0]

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I use my daily journal note as my home dashboard
It's rebuilt each morning from a template

The template includes info and links for frequently accessed information
This includes Evernote notes, files, web sites, ...

In addition to the links, I also insert screenshots

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In the Activities Log Section, I include checkboxes for daily reminders
and copy my events from the calendars

 

[queenriderofpern 13]

Can we have a different pinned note on Android and Windows?  I primarily use my Work Tasks note on Windows but my grocery list on Android.

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