That doesn't work. In fact, it's just the *opposite* of what I specified.
Such a custom view in doesn't show items that do NOT have a due date and
DOES show future items.
Even I changed it to "less than 1" days to remove future items and show
today's items, it still doesn't show non-due-date items which is the point
of the question. Your approach wouldn't do what I need unless I manually set
"completed" to true all non-due-date items even when they are not complete
-- that would confuse me and I'm sure I would misstag them sometimes and
tasks would fall between the cracks quickly.
Yes, I could set all my non-due-date ones to "today", but without a
carry-forward feature in the app, that would be problematic. And, apparently
I cannot script this. If it would fix everything, great, but I suspect that
the purposely wrong date would confuse me and maybe have other side effects
I'm not thinking of yet. And again, if I forgot to add this tag, tasks would
fall between the cracks quickly.
Any other suggestions?
-- JX
> Try this
>
> Unless any criteria are met
>
> -due date is greater than 0 days from now
> -is complete
>
> On 19/12/2000 4:18 PM, "JX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> 2) Also, I want to be able to create a custom view that shows items that
>> have no due date as well as ones for today, but NOT ones in the future. It
>> seems like there is no way to do that with the custom view interface. If
>> carry forward worked, I could make a script that would SET the due date of
>> anything that didn't have one to today, and then the custom view would be
>> easy (just display tasks due "today" -- everything else is future and
>> hidden).
>
>
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