ObviousBob 140 Posted August 3, 2016 Share Posted August 3, 2016 I want to create a search that shows me what is due today, plus some other notes of interest. So to find what is due today, I say: reminderTime:day -reminderTime:day+1 which gives me what I want. But, I would like to see what is due today plus what is in my notebook "ASAP". But you can't due that, because notebook names are special, and if I choose that notebook, then search will only look in that notebook. So I try a tag called ASAP, which I add to the notes I want to find in addition to today: reminderTime:day -reminderTime:day+1 tag:ASAP but this doesn't work either - I think it just returns notes that match all the criteria. Adding "any:" seems to look for notes that match any individual expressions, so I get notes due in the future.. So can someone tell me how to do what I'm trying to do? In my head, I want to do: (reminderTime:day -reminderTime:day+1 ) OR tag:ASAP is there a way to express that? TIA Link to comment
Level 5* DTLow 5,735 Posted August 3, 2016 Level 5* Share Posted August 3, 2016 28 minutes ago, Bob in NV said: I want to create a search that shows me what is due today, plus some other notes of interest. So to find what is due today, I say: reminderTime:day -reminderTime:day+1 which gives me what I want. But, I would like to see what is due today plus what is in my notebook "ASAP". But you can't due that, because notebook names are special, and if I choose that notebook, then search will only look in that notebook. So I try a tag called ASAP, which I add to the notes I want to find in addition to today: reminderTime:day -reminderTime:day+1 tag:ASAP but this doesn't work either - I think it just returns notes that match all the criteria. Adding "any:" seems to look for notes that match any individual expressions, so I get notes due in the future.. So can someone tell me how to do what I'm trying to do? In my head, I want to do: (reminderTime:day -reminderTime:day+1 ) OR tag:ASAP is there a way to express that? No, you can't have and/or searches My approach is to use reminder date only, but use a prefix to set the sort sequence For example, all my tasks begin with + My priority tasks begin with +* So my task list in title sequence is +*task1 +*task2 +taskA +taskB Perhaps you could use a prefix to separate your ASAP tasks btw My search for my current task list is reminderTime:* -reminderTime:day+1 -reminderDoneTime:* I want tasks to remain on the list until completed Link to comment
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