Dwight, Dang your good. Thanks TS On Sunday, March 8, 2020 at 9:30:26 PM UTC-5, Dwight wrote: > > Sorry, I sent this reply to John instead of Ed. Try again . . . > > -Dwight > > On 3/8/2020 10:27 PM, Dwight wrote: > > I understand that once you have applied a context to a task you no longer > want to see it in your inbox. That's easily taken care of. Just creat a new > view with a different name (for example, Ed'sInbox) and define it as > anything that's still in the inbox and does not yet have a context. (If it > was for me, I would also want to exclude anything that's completed as well > as any folder. You might want to exclude other things as well. > > The advanced filter for this is > > ((TopLevelFolderName contains '<inbox>') AND (not(complete)) AND > (not(IsFolder)) AND (Contexts is empty)) > > You can probably find a tutorial on how to use advanced filters. Any other > questions, come back here. > > Once this is set up, stop looking in the INBOX view and always use > Ed'sInbox instead. As soon as anything in the inbox gets a context it will > no longer appear in your view. > > On 3/8/2020 5:45 PM, John Hughes wrote: > > I agree. If a task is in the inbox, then you have to use move to get it out > of the inbox. The inbox, to me, is a folder. > > >
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