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Hi Evernote, it would be great if there was an option to show word count somewhere on the mobile app. I have recently started using Evernote for report writing on the iPad and it seems like a simple feature, but it would be a very useful one. At the moment, the only workaround is to copy and paste into something like Pages to get word count, but that is clunky. The desktop app has a statistics window, maybe the mobile app could show word count in the note details pop up when the little 'i' is pressed in the top right corner. Regards, Sam
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Random thoughtage here - I have a variety of checks that get rid of notes that are past their sell-by date. It seems like a good idea to trim my database whenever I can - it saves storage locally and on the servers, improves sync time, backup time, search times, saves server real estate and stops me hitting that 100,000 note limit sooner rather than later*. I've scanned all sorts of things that have a natural sell-by date - instructions for things I no longer have, receipts and guarantees that are long out of date, notes and reminders for projects long dead. But how do I find them? Some checks work - I delete notes as a matter of normal business; when searches find stuff that isn't relevant; when reminders come due and don't have any other value than just the act of reminding. But the notes that I don't find - instructions for that automatic yolk remover** from decades ago that I never used; the 'test notes' that I keep on forgetting to kill after the event; the shared notes that were never read... So my request is for statistics. "Hit" figures (how many times viewed) for each note so I can see which ones I use a lot, and those which I never went back to after their creation. If we had a stats function, able to sort notes by number of hits as well as by the other current search terms, I could probably remove tens or hundreds of MB from my existing database and save Evernote from needing to buy another data centre - at least for a week or two... Hit figures have been requested before for internet views, and that would be useful for blog and web pages for the usual reasons. I appreciate this is a long-term ask, because it needs a lot of integration within a complicated product across multiple platforms - but it surely would be nice to have and has serious benefits for both users and developers. Thanks for listening. * That is an egg zaggeration: I'm on 17,000 notes after 5 years of 'active' use which suggests another 20 - 25 years before I hit the current limit and by which time 1) Evernote will have increased it and 2) I will probably have egg spired and won't care anyway ** yep - you're right - It's just an eggsample...
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Because EN Mac does not provide us with a total account count of Notes, Notebooks, and Tags, I put together this simple AppleScript do to the job. Just copy/paste this code into your AppleScript, or Script, Editor, and save to the ~/Library/Scripts/Applications/Evernote folder. You may need to create the Applications and Evernote folders. I named the file EN Account Statistics (Counts).scpt When you are in the EN Mac app, you can run this script from the Scripts icon in the menu bar. Enjoy! --—————————————tell application "Evernote" --————————————— set strAcctName to (name of current account) set numTags to count of tags set numNB to count of notebooks set numNotes to count of (find notes "*") set strMsg to "Account Name: " & strAcctName ¬ & return & return & "Num of Notes: " & numNotes ¬ & return & "Num of Notebooks: " & numNB ¬ & return & "Num of Tags: " & numTags set strMTitle to "Evernote Mac Account Statistics" display dialog strMsg with title strMTitle ¬ with icon caution end tell
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Evernote Statistics - Do Analysis on Evernote content!
Roy K posted a topic in Evernote Integrations
Hello everyone, I use my Evernote Premium account for customized news where I have a complicated back-end process of getting online news feeds, search its content and then automatically assign and tag them into the right evernote folders.. I am trying to run a daily analysis on my evernote content to display on my website, what I basically need to do such thing is an automated way or a third party app to give me a log of the number of notes per folder & the number of new notes per folder each day. I can do the analysis myself but I just need the statistics.. Any suggestions? Many thanks in advance, Roy -
I use Evernote notes to share on Linked-In - is there any way in which I can see who and how many users have viewed my shared notes ?
