(Sorry for chiming in a week later.)
I think the best way to accomplish this, in that it combines the
strengths of other suggestions, is to use properties and column
view. Building the structure is pretty easy since you only have to
manually create the property drawer under the top-most headi
Hi
There are technical reasons for why I cannot easily summarize all the
lists.
How about this trick:
* [2008-12-15 Mon] [1/8]
- groceries
- [ ] bananas
- [X] apples
- [ ] oranges
- [ ] spinach
- household
Hi Dennis,
Yea, I understand - I was trying to use lists like this for a similar
goal. Saddly, there's no real work around that I'm aware of - bit of a
shame!
Best,
Oliver
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 5:01 AM, Dennis Groves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Oliver,
>
> Thanks, I see how that would work
Hi Oliver,
Thanks, I see how that would work for groceries - something I made up
to hide my real 'data'... I am managing a project for a product and
the information was confidential, but my problem wasn't. So, I wanted
to get a 'list' size for the major tasks in the project. And the
proje
Yes, this is because org does not support multiple separate lists
under a single heading like that. Why have something like:
* [2008-12-15 Mon] Shopping
** Groceries [/]
- [ ] bananas
- [ ] apples
** Household [/]
- [ ] Laundry Soap
etc?
Hth,
Ollie
> On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 7:42 PM, De
I have 8 things on the list, but only 4 are seen???
*** [2008-12-15 Mon] [0/4]
groceries
- [ ] bananas
- [ ] apples
- [ ] oranges
- [ ] spinach
household
- [ ] laundry soap
- [ ] toilet paper
office supplies
- [ ] calendar for 2009
- [ ] printer paper
Dennis
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