Lists, Tables, and Summaries

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Hi - is it possible to use checkmarks within a table? I’d like to create a daily planner/to-do list and it’s easier to do this within a table for the week.

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This isn’t possible at the moment, we’ll take it into consideration, thanks for the suggestion!

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Hi, is there a way to adjust the width of a column? Thanks!

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See this topic: Resizing Table Column Width?

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New User here. In a note, I’ve created added a checklist (things I need to accomplish). Is there a way to assign a date to each checklist item within that note?

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You can assign a reminder to a checklist item and assign a date that way, see the \reminder syntax in Text Actions Cheat Sheet

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Hey - Am i missing something or is it not possible to change the color of text inside of a table? I just came across this today, and seamed surprising. Thanks!

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Indeed, this is not yet possible, something we hope to address in a future update.

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Hello Team Agenda!!!

Firstly, love the app!

Secondly, regarding summaries — is it possible to update the summary in real time if the note is edited in the future? For example, if I have a summary of checklists (unticked) for a project and I go and finish one of the items, the summary showing only unticked tasks will reflect that by removing the item that was ticked?

Also, it would be good if I add a checklist item in a note that already had a summary section of checklists — it will get updated automatically once an additional item is added to the note.

I imagine it’s not as easy as it sounds because that will require some sort of monitoring and counting mechanisim per project. But I thought I will ask, given I’m not an expert.

Regards,
Rahul Grover

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Thanks for the feedback. You are right, this is not easy to do, but we are working on it. Hopefully we will have this in a future version.

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Hi Team Agenda!

I’ve been using Agenda recently to organize lots of lists: project specifications, FAQs, code feedback, etc. One feature I’ve been really missing is having the list index change with nested indentation like word processors:

Currently Agenda does this:

  1. Main Idea
    1. Sub Point
      1. Sub-sub Point

MS Word and Others do:

  1. Main Idea
    a. Sub Point
    → i. Sub-sub Point

Is there a way to do this in Agenda at the moment or is it a planned feature?

Thanks.

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We don’t yet support this indeed, something we have on our list.

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