Templates allow you to create new notes with pre-filled content in Agenda . This is great for standard forms, meeting notes, shopping lists, standard inventories, and anything else where you typically want to begin from a common set of content. Imagine, for example, that you have a regular meeting e…

I wish to create a note for the week of x, and then set the date range of the note to be from Mon-Fri. I understand how to set dates within titles, but is it possible to set date ranges for notes themselves…and the projects to which they should be assigned…using templates? Thanks!

This would be really useful for me too!

Is there a keyword that inserts the week number in the template?

Could you make it possible to rename a template separate from the title inside it? I have a daily note template like \date(yyyy-MM-dd) - which is handy, but I wish I could rename the template itself to something like “Daily note” rather than “\date(yyyy-MM-dd)”. I know this is super minor, but it…

Oh! Turns out you can. I don’t think that’s documented, though. Perhaps it should be?

I am trying to use event-date in a template to get the following date output for a linked calendar event in my notes text. Tuesday, 18 April 2023 at 03:00 pm or Day, dd MMMM yyyy at h:mm a I am defining the format as below… \event-date(start: format: EEEE\, dd MMMM yyyy) at \time(format: hh\:mm …

Oh ! Realised my mistake… All works as expected now. Thank you for the wonderful support. :+1: :+1:

Is there a way to prevent event notes or attendees (or both) from rendering alongside the template? I’m using cmd+click, Create New Note from Template… and my template just has a short outline in it. I don’t want to see anything else. Use case: I have some meetings where I don’t care about recordin…

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