Inserting date and time

[spinjector 0]

Hello. Can this be done in the mobile app for Android? According to the support section in the settings, I have 5.8.1. Thanks.

[Candid 167]

I don't think so. In Windows and Mac Desktop versions I think there is a set of keystrokes to do that. BUT I don't think there is any way to swiftly do this in Android. 

[Wordsgood 526]

I just make it a policy to include the date in my title. My only suggesstion is that you use the same date format for every post, regardless of which application you create a note in. An example title in the two most commonly recommended formats (that I've seen) in this forum would be:

● 062514 Gardening (DDMMYY)

● 06/25/14 Gardening (DD/MM/YY)

● 140625 Gardening (YYMMDD)

● 14/06/25 Gardening (YY/MM/DD)

You could do the same with time and add it after the year, month and day. Personally, if I need time stated, I include it in the note text. For any notes I add to or substantive edits to, I open and insert the following at the top (today's date just being an example to show):

EDIT: 2014/06/20

* added text

* or reason for & brief summary of substantive edit to original text

Hope the helps.

Hello. Can this be done in the mobile app for Android? According to the support section in the settings, I have 5.8.1. Thanks.

[Brian Russell 2]

You can use Tasker to put the day, date, and/or time in the clipboard when Evernote is opened, then paste it in. Using an app like Clipper would allow you to keep anything else you'd hoped to paste into a note.