jasecutler

Another simple function or feature, which takes insignificant resources to add, is neglected by the EN team. 

19 minutes ago, JMichaelTX said:

More importantly, if it is that easy to do, why hasn't Evernote built in sorting in all of their apps?

It's a head-scratcher, that's for sure. 

You've got to question WHY the Evernote team refuses to implement this improvement. Is there an ulterior motive? 

On 7/29/2013 at 12:21 AM, Rykmann said:

Yes.

 

This has to be done in Firefox.

 

1) Open Firefox

2) Download TableTools2.

 

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/tabletools2/

 

3) Create the table in EN on your PC . Use the top row as your header row.

 

4) Sync with EN web client.

 

5) Click on the edit icon (the pencil in the header section)

 

6) Right click in the header section of the column you want to sort / filter.

 

7) Scroll down to TableTools2 - select your sort/ filter option.

 

😎 Sort

 

9) Click on Done

 

10) Sync with EN client

 

It's 2018 and the TableTools2 addon seem to be now defunct. 

On 6/8/2018 at 11:43 PM, DTLow said:

You're hijacking your own discussion. It's better to start a new discussion with the title GTD.

I use a separate note for each task
For task management, I have two workflows

1.  Processing tasks from my Inbox (default notebook)
2. Processing tasks from project management

I use a saved search to produce my current task list       reminderOrder:* -reminderTime:day+1 -reminderDoneTime:*
As you can see, its entirely date based (reminder date).
I store due dates in the reminder feature.  If there's no formal due date, I assign current date to identify tasks I'm working on currently

Processing tasks from my Inbox (default notebook)

As I'm processing the notes, I flag actionable notes with     tag:!Actionable
I assign    tag:!Project - aaaaaa    if part of a project
I assign a due date (reminder feature) if appropriate

Processing tasks from project management

Each project has a master project note, flagged with    tag:!Type-Project
Each project has a separate tag (!Project - aaaa).  I do periodic reviews using the project tag.  
I use a saved seach to produce my active project list      tag:!Type-Project -Tag:!Archive

I add tasks as separate notes, assigning due dates (reminder feature) if appropriate.
From GTD standards, I don't worry about prioritization of tasks.  Just identify the next action.
I adjust due dates if required.  If there's no formal due date, I assign current date to identify tasks I'm working on currently

I review my project notes in title sequence.
To control the sequence, I prefix the note titles
       -Project Note
       ++Task (next action)
       +Task
       .Completed Task
      Miscellaneous notes (no prefix)

Calendar

When appropriate, I sync task entries to my calendar.  
I use a script on my Mac; there are third party products like Cronofy Calendar Connector

Daily Journal

My daily journal (Evernote Note) has sections for Current Tasks and Projects.  I populate these using the copy-links feature.

Christ, you're like a Productivity God.

Im on Version 7.2.1 on a Mac and i'm still experiencing this issue.

Specifically, when I copy (some text) and paste it on a new line, EN scrolls the page up a few paragraphs -- not to the top of the page as many of you have mentioned.

Solutions anyone?

Hi, 

This is the major flaw in what is otherwise an impressive software.

If anyone can provide a solution or at least an update on this issue, I would greatly appreciate it. 

Thanks! 

On 5/18/2018 at 7:56 AM, DTLow said:

Evernote has not implemented a text sort feature.

I use the WordService add-on with my Mac

It's odd, I tried that method, adhering to those instructions and I haven't been successful. Any ideas why?

Hi, 

Has EN produced a fix for this yet? The above fix provided by scttdb no longer works. 

Thank you in advanced. 

Jason