Hi, Rich. I'm a frequent poster on this forum and I'm an MLO beta tester on 
Windows and Android. My opinions are my own,  I don't speak for the developers. 

I try to respond to forum discussions about creating custom views. Your 
original post is in my queue of things to study when I  have time.  After a 
preliminary look, it seemed to me to be impossible to meet your request. I 
usually don't respond on this basis - I prefer to try and develop a workaround 
and test my suggestions to ensure that they are correct. But you are in a hurry 
and I understand that,  so I will just say that I cannot find any realistically 
usable solutions. 

To address your other question, my personal opinion is that the MLO staff do 
*not* owe you an answer to this post. You are owed an answer if you experience 
crashes, or data loss, or inappropriately altered data, or functionality that 
does not work as documented. But the MLO staff have not promised to develop 
custom views for any customer who wants one. That kind of support is generally 
provided through the forum.

Lots of people have written to the forum asking for help with their views. Most 
of them have gotten help. People with easy requests tend to get help faster 
than people with difficult requests; impossible requests take even longer.

>From your question it's obvious that you have a very good understanding of 
>custom view development. The fact that you would mention "Today + 
>0.3333333333" shows that you have already worked your way through some of the 
>complexities in your request. With this much insight into the tech, I'm sure 
>you see that it would be helpful to construct a narrative version of the 
>desired filter; something that says, "Include all tasks where [property] is 
>[condition] [value] and (etc)". You didn't provide such a narrative; instead 
>you provided four data points that I was unable to transform to a narrative.

My inability to create a narrative requirements statement was perhaps the 
strongest indicator that this request cannot be implemented. 

Although I could not find a usable solution I got sort of close with two 
solutions that were clearly unusable. If you are able to create a narrative 
requirements statement, please let me know.

On Feb 7, 2016, Rich Gallagher <[email protected]> wrote:
>Original poster here.  After posting my question here, as well as
>sending 
>an e-mail directly to MLO support, there has been no response from the 
>makers of MLO.
>
>I understand that what I'm asking may not be possible.  If so, I'd like
>to 
>know that.
>
>What I do not understand is the complete lack of response from the
>makers 
>of MLO.  I originally paid $9.95 for the Android app, then paid another
>
>$14.95 less than six months later for the MLO2 update. The total of
>$24.90 
>is far more than I have ever paid for an app before.  I also paid
>$59.95 
>for the Windows version of MLO.  Again, not a trivial sum.  I am also 
>paying for cloud support.
>
>At these prices, all paid within the last nine months, I believe that
>one 
>might reasonably expect a response to my relatively simple question.
>
>I'd like to ask the more frequent posters on this Google group...Do you
>
>think I'm wrong to expect an answer to my question from MLO?  Also, if
>you 
>can answer my original question, I'd be very grateful for that as well.
> 
>Thanks very much.

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