Build This Daily Habit Tracker With Me | Step by Step Notion Tutorial

[@BetterCreating]

Anyone struggling with the formula for percentages or Status: Here they are in full to copy! :) PERCENTAGES: round(100 * (toNumber(replace(prop("Monday"), "true", "1")) + toNumber(replace(prop("Tuesday"), "true", "1")) + toNumber(replace(prop("Wednesday"), "true", "1")) + toNumber(replace(prop("Thursday"), "true", "1")) + toNumber(replace(prop("Friday"), "true", "1")) + toNumber(replace(prop("Saturday"), "true", "1")) + toNumber(replace(prop("Sunday"), "true", "1"))) / 7) / 100 STATUS: if(prop("% Skipped") == 0.14, "✅ Good!", if(prop("% Skipped") == 0.29, "✅ Fine", if(prop("% Skipped") == 0.43, "🤔 OK", if(prop("% Skipped") == 0.57, "🤨 Average!", if(prop("% Skipped") == 0.71, "❗ Poor", if(prop("% Skipped") == 0.86, "❗ Poor", if(prop("% Skipped") == 1, "❌ Not Done!", "✅ Perfect")))))))

[@RJ_Kasper]

Many, many thanks for providing these formulas I had "True" instead of "true" and I couldn't work out why it wouldn't work - many, many thanks again. I absolutely love your videos, have just come across them and am going through them slowly. Am new to this, so am learning heaps from you. You're very good at explaining it all!

[@BetterCreating]

@@RJ_Kasper So great to read this! Good luck with your Notion journey and enjoy creating! There are a few free and paid Notion templates on bettercreating.com/downloads you might find useful too - adding more soon :)

[@bibekpwm]

Tons of value in this video. This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@muntasirrosli8556]

I spent around 4 hours figuring out my mistake in the coding it turned out that I wrote "True" with capital at t. Imagine how frustrating it is after figuring this out haha. You got a new subscriber here. Thanks for your efforts !

[@mariammahmoud7624]

It says that property not found:prop Thursday What i do

[@MsMadelineTwoPointOh]

Since I found your channel, I've actually built a Notion dashboard that works for me instead of Frankensteining other people's ideas of what's useful. What a happy thing that I need a habit tracker and you've already made a video. Thank you for your amazing content. The guidance you give in these tutorials is invaluable. You've really nailed the "teach a man to fish" paradigm and I appreciate it. You are my current favorite in the Army of Internet Fairy GodNieces and Nephews. Cheers!

[@BetterCreating]

This is so fantastic to read: thanks for supporting the channel and great to hear you are finding the vids so helpful. Happy Notion tinkering!

[@jessicaa7766]

This is the best notion habit tracker I've found and so well explained. Deserves more views!!

[@BetterCreating]

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching and feel free to spread the word! :)

[@BetterCreating]

Let me know: What are the daily practices you are trying to turn into habits at the moment? Downloadable Notion templates + more minimalism & creativity stuff coming soon on the channel: thanks for watching! 🤗🔥

[@joyliu2244]

Thank you so much for the detailed, clean, and useful tutorial! It's been a pleasure going through and building my own Notion habit tracker with you! One tiny suggestion would be to add maybe a verbal warning or some sort when it comes to duplicating it for all the days in the week since I personally have experienced some fatigue towards the later half of the video. Maybe a simple warning like "feel free to take a short break and come back to this" or something to avoid tiring-out the viewers! Thanks again!

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks for watching and great to hear you enjoyed it. Maybe I should be more aware that people will just do what I say without stopping! Fair point - definitely work at your end pace - Thanks for the feedback and for supporting the channel :)

[@jillianwybenga7240]

This tutorial is so incredibly useful! I used it to set up a habit tracker for 2022 and I absolutely love it. Thanks for the amazing content!

[@BetterCreating]

Great to hear! Welcome to the BC community! See you on another one soon :)

[@dawnrisk4849]

So glad to see this tutorial already, perfect timing! Will spend the afternoon creating my tracker and check back in when I'm done. Thank you Simon :-)

[@BetterCreating]

Yes!

[@dawnrisk4849]

@@BetterCreating Update: I've finally finished and I love it! It took me much longer than anticipated, but it was a great learning experience as I am now no longer formula-phobic :-) I do have a question; if I have habits that I do twice a week for example, can I go into those days and readjust the filters, views, and formulas so that they will appear only on those days? Or would you suggest only sticking to the dailies with this tracker?

[@bzylarisa]

I think you're officially my favorite notion channel. So goooood

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks so much! Check out my other playlists too for some related productivity content too :)

[@bzylarisa]

@@BetterCreating Of course I will!

[@vahidyousefi3377]

I was searching for a way to organize my daily routine and this video was a master class for that. thanks a lot and keep going this wonderful job.

[@BetterCreating]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks!

[@pratik._.kumar1111]

Thank youu soooo muchhhh man. You are awesome 💯

[@BetterCreating]

No problem 👍 Thanks for watching, and enjoy the other system builds. You can also download my full system here if that's of interest: bettercreating.com/downloads Nice one!

[@LiizhDangerDays]

Ok I am officially addicted to your content! Thanks!

[@BetterCreating]

Ha! Great, I aim to please! :)

[@rebarcellini]

Thank you for the tutorial! I've built one for myself and have been using it for 3 weeks :). I did some work to not have to generate a whole new database every week by including an Archive checkbox property + relation property connected Weekly Agenda database. Now every week I archive the previous and generate only the pages (same as you would do for recurring tasks). I hope you share more tutorials!

[@BetterCreating]

Love this. Great idea. Yes: more tutorials will be coming! :)

[@rebarcellini]

@@BetterCreating question: do you use PARA method in notion? I'd love to see your take on it.

[@JonathanBrowninator]

How did you implement this?

[@DandA604]

@@rebarcellini How did you work to not generate a whole new database each week? 🤔

[@MEL2theISSA08]

Thanks so much for these tutorials! This habit tracker is better than some of the templates I've purchased!

[@BetterCreating]

Think You’ll love the recent Habit tracker build I’ve shared recently in my Notion From Scratch series - see my playlists :)

[@MEL2theISSA08]

@@BetterCreating I sure will! :) Thank you again!

[@BetterCreating]

To all those wonderful people asking: I promise to make templates available ASAP once I have them cleaned up and ready to go - going as fast as possible - just a fair bit on at the moment! Thanks for your patience! :)

[@ryanderonceray7343]

im new here but Man love your content i was struglling with the database part and u come and say yo its easy look at other just try to sell their templates that even if i bought them they dont suit my work but with youwe got what we really need so thanks Man really apreciate your work im still on the begginer phase but im comming ❤❤❤💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@camilonunez3919]

this video is SICK! THANK YOU!!!

[@BetterCreating]

Nice one! Enjoy.

[@TheeBobos]

This is just perfect ... Thank you man.

[@BetterCreating]

No worries. Thanks for watching!

[@bramelsheretan]

I'm liking very much, I'm always tinkering with ideas and designs and this is whetting my appetite for further tinkering - many thanks for your work

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks! Happy tinkering!

[@anirtakchu]

More tutorials please. Enjoyed and learned so much from this video. Thanks again for sharing.

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks! - yep - more to come in the future! :)

[@MCO-jj1rr]

Simon, you are Great!

[@TheLVPrice]

This is really slick. As someone who works shifts I would be really keen to see if this can be adapted to weekly habits and specify how many times a week you will do that habit and then some kind or reporting system to say when you succeed in doing that thing x amount of times a week

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks pal! Yeah it's cool - I agree - I'm working to work out how to do more detailed x time a week habits - can't work out the formulas at moment!

[@TheLVPrice]

@@BetterCreating I love the one Daniel Canosa has but the design of yours is so much slicker. Either way I bought the Complete Life OS set. Starting to modify it a bit. Can’t wait to get into the journal tomorrow.

[@BetterCreating]

Enjoy! Thanks so much for your support. Look out for some exciting editions coming soon! :)

[@NeilMendham]

Thanks for the tutorial, really useful as you are talking about the “engine” behind the front-end which most other youtubers don’t do. I want to habit track but also keep records, specifically of blood pressure. So I want to track BP 4 times per day, before/after meds in mornings and afternoons/evenings. I want to measure changes over time. I have been using a spreadsheet but it’s ugly. This seems to make much more sense. Can you give a heads up of how you might capture data collected, rather than just “did I/Did I not do ”?

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks - great idea - I think with that you would just need a manual input - perhaps you can create a roll up formula for it that gives an average for the last 7 days or something too. Good luck! :)

[@abhinavjain5306]

Absolutely phenomenal !

[@ALinNZ2]

Any reason you went days of the week along the top rather than a line for each day and the habits along the top? Great video : learnt something about formulae "True" doesn't equal "true"

[@BetterCreating]

Yeah: I like the fact it then presents as cards for each practice this way in a gallery: that said: the other option is great for a year. Nice one.

[@WoolGlint]

Thanks to you I have found out why my formula did'nt work. I typed True instead of true

[@Amesinoni]

How can I set up different habits for each day of the week in Notion? I created a database with properties specific to Monday, but when I added a new template for Sunday and changed the properties, it also affected Monday's properties.😢

[@KalpPatel]

Super easy to follow through, was fun to work through and learn some notion with this habit tracker. Keep up the good work, looking forward to seeing more useful Notion content like this!

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks for watching, see you on the next one :)

[@ruicalvario3824]

This was such an excellent tutorial. Thank you for sharing!!

[@BetterCreating]

Awesome! You are welcome!

[@joramletlora8079]

dude you're a genius! thank you!

[@BetterCreating]

That’s a stretch... but glad you like it! 😂 More Notion Builds coming in May I think :)

[@joramletlora8079]

@@BetterCreating Nice! The only thing is in your template, that when i hover over the Knowledge Bank it's very laggy.. And i didn't put anything in it, i actually deleted all the things in there. How does this comes?

[@BetterCreating]

Hi Joram, just replied to your other comment about this. Thanks.

[@lukasbuchner5]

I just started studying rn and in order to organize my life a bit better I am really trying to get more into Notion since i think it is the best life organizing software. I was now looking out for some good Tutorails and i have to say: You´re the best. You explain the Topics really well and following your tutorials is not just copying a template but much more understanding how this whole system works. This really helps me understanding Notion. Thank you!! But i also have one question: Is there any way to make a formula or database that summarizes all the percenteges of the week to show some kind of overall completation. For example on your dashboard to always see how much you have done. I think this would really help getting me motivated to reach my goals.

[@BetterCreating]

Hi Lucas, thanks for watching and so cool to read you find the explanations good and are working! Nice! Yes, nice idea: I suppose if all your habits lasted the same period of time, you could take an average percentage progress for everything - but don’t think that’s really what you are wanting. You would probably need to set up your tracker and calculate the total sum of all instances of actions across the whole period - perhaps this can be done with a second database that uses roll-ups to do this? Needs some thinking about! Perhaps quite Complicated I think! Good luck, if I come up with something will let you know. :)

[@lukasbuchner5]

@@BetterCreating Thank you for ur great answer! Ok that seems quiet complex. But ill still try thanks!

[@Claire.SageGreenCreative]

Felt called out in that intro! Lol ... she says sitting on the couch 😂 great tutorial thanks so much new to Notion and trying to switch from Trello.

[@BetterCreating]

Haha - it’s a regular struggle.

[@andreiapo]

Great tutorial. I can't thank you enough. I have a styling question, though: How did you manage to get rid of the horizontal scrollbars at the bottom of the tables? They are uuuugly and they are breaking the design, really.

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks so much. Yes - not sure: TBH you might just be looking at my iMac view so the page is full width and thus no need for side scroll from Notion... hummm. But I agree!

[@reinaldyrouw4361]

Thanks a lot, this is very helpful... God Bless!!

[@frankhubben4208]

Great video. This helped me a lot as a newbie to Notion. Thanks for this.

[@BetterCreating]

Glad it was helpful! Enjoy Notion

[@MrLtothep]

Hi Simon. When i want to add a new week, all the habits i tracked are copied to the new week. Do you know how to fix that? I can`t seem to figure it out. And thanks for the tutorial. :)

[@13oXeR84]

Very well explained. Keep it up!

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks!

[@boujeedagoat8397]

Amazing what you can learn on KZbin

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks for watching. :)

[@wwmmff]

Great tutorial video. It has been a great help to me! I hope you get more subscribers! Please keep the great content coming!

[@BetterCreating]

Great news! Thanks for watching. I’ll keep them coming! Spread the word 🙌

[@dansiop]

Fair play, exactly what I was looking for. Quick question, how would you deal with the fact that some habits are Monday to Friday (e.g. reach out to new clients) and others such as drink water are Monday to Sunday. This tracker would show that I only have a 71% progress for the work related tasks. Not the end of the world but have you covered this in another video and is it possible? Great video. Like given and subscribed!

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks Daniel - yes - for more granular habit planning and tracking I would use a different approach - I made a more complex version part of my Productive and Complete Life OS templates that allows you to set the frequency, unit (days/weeks/months) and start end end date to see a progress report. Another option is to program something using Bardeen.ai to generate habits automatically into a database on the days you want them - free - but more advanced to set up - but fab! The API is here!

[@couragemeplz]

When I check the done box for Monday and go on to Tuesday and the rest of the week. The Practices cards disappears. Could you give me some pointers as to what I am missing? thanks!

[@ache3196]

thank you for this video, it helped a lot! also, may I ask if these habits and the tick box will renew every week?

[@BetterCreating]

You are welcome! Yes: there is a way to renew by generating the new week using the template button. See this video and my other one on Habit trackers for more on this. Should all be explained. :)

[@ache3196]

@@BetterCreating okay, thank youu so much! i subscribed (◠‿◕)

[@hungminh9015]

Thank you

[@BetterCreating]

You are welcome. :)

[@Taskade]

Thanks for sharing! Would love your permission to port this template into Taskade Templates if possible, please do ping us if possible! Thanks.

[@openmindjustdoit1306]

maybe when I made a template button that just one record was added then when I will try to make a new week found just one record just only when I created when making it did thank that and how to fix it

[@nilsbremke4944]

Hey there, do you Know about select List How faster is going, Write the properties from the select List aka text and Comma and then Format it to Select List. This way is faster…

[@BetterCreating]

Sounds interesting - I don’t fully understand your comment thou…

[@taariqq]

Is there a way to graph or chart any of your activities in Notion? I've been contemplating using Google Sheets as a diary/planner just so I could, perhaps, create a visual representation of my progress/activities. Any thoughts? Great video btw.

[@BetterCreating]

I'm sure there is a workaround using something like automate.io or Integromat where you could send data from notion to another platform that can create data readouts / graphs. But not sure! Good luck. Thanks for watching!

[@missswissdreamer]

Fabulous habit tracker, works great, once setup it’s simple, and beautiful. Genius :) I do have one challenge, every time I create a new week, it creates a new practices page which fills up my side menu. Is that supposed to happen? I did modify the template, so not sure if I did anything wrong…

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks glad you like it! Make sure your template button is generating an inline table not a full database page - that could be why it is creating loads of them in side bar?!

[@missswissdreamer]

@@BetterCreating Thank you, so I am not sure how to edit it to check if it creates an inline table rather than a page. This morning I deleted the entire thing and went back to the simple notion template I purchased from you. I duplicated it, opened it in my notion, and then "moved" the template and the archive to my dashboard. Still, when I click on new week, it creates a new page in my side menu. Not sure how to change it...any ideas would be appreciated! Thank you Simon!

[@missswissdreamer]

It looks like it is a database itself in your "A Simplified Notion | Your Analog Weekly Planner" Template. I am trying to convert it to an inline, but I can't seem to figure that out...sigh

[@missswissdreamer]

When I move "Practices" to my dashboard page, it creates a page under my dashboard. Then I click on the 3 dots on the top right of the database and try to "Turn into Inline", but it only allows me to "Turn into Page", which might mean that it is an inline already. I recreated the toggle and the template button, yet still, every time I hit "New Week" it creates an instance in the side menu...is that supposed to happen? At the end of the year there would be 52 instance of this...

[@BetterCreating]

Ah ok - I think I understand what you are saying now. Yes : It is likely true that you will have inline tables listed within the page that they are stored within. However you should be moving them to The Archive page so they would all sit as items within this page. I haven’t found this an issue in my side bar as they all sit within the toggle of the habit tracker archive page… if this isn’t want you want, it may be better to build out a habit tracker where you set habits horizontally in a database view and and then add a new date as a new column each day. This could be a better option for you if you want to format everything into one database. Hope that helps!

[@austinjonesvelo6091]

Hey Simon! Thank you for these great videos! I’m really getting my productive system with notion closer to where I like it thanks to you and your videos. I was wondering, however, Is your habit tracker on your dashboard synced with the one other one? When I click on boxes on say the dashboard for example, the progress doesn’t change on the regular habit tracker page.

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks for watching! The Practices view on the dashboard is a linked database view of the main database so all the same thing. It may be that percentages aren’t changing visibly if it’s a practice being tracked over a long period. Hope that helps.

[@Jagddish]

I nee some help! I want to get the percentage of all 4 four sundays or all sundays in a month

[@BetterCreating]

humm, interesting one: off the top of my head: you need a weekly tracker to do this you could set up a month template that take percentage weekly over 4 check boxes. But tricky: The more complete tracker in the other video does a weekly log system due every 7 days so will appear each Sunday if set up on a Sunday.

[@Jagddish]

@@BetterCreating Thank you so much

[@suneasmussen2650]

Hi Simon. Interesting setup. However, it seems to me that, with this kind of design, every habit is every day since, as far as I know, you cannot filter out certain habits from certain days - so if I want to have running on, say, Mondays and Wednesdays only, this setup won't do it - is that correct?

[@BetterCreating]

Yeah totally - this is a very simple tracker - my templates have much more granular versions. I also recommend using Bardeen.ai for specific task and task automations by day. :)

[@suneasmussen2650]

@@BetterCreating Thank you for the answer and the tip

[@leniferscarlentjimenez7240]

This is great :)

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks so much! loads more Notion builds in the Simplifying Productivity Playlist too. :)

[@openmindjustdoit1306]

hello sr are you today really i happay to see this video i apply it fine but i have qunface about did this habits entery just onec Time all of them or every week Enter it plase this not clear for me and if i chooes Friday example the habits show up i don't how fix this or i am not understand the solve so if you don't mind that please let me know that every things work fine olso display it in home page but every habits show on all days i don't why i make fillter like this video or when i skip check box move it to secand day i don't what's the mean check box that mean move to scand day every thnke work fine but all habits show on all days please let me know HOW fix this thanks again i haop see your answer

[@BetterCreating]

Hi there. If I'm understanding you correctly you use the tracker for just one week and then archive it in the archive page. You need to create a blank version of the database first and drop this into the template button so when you generate it you can start fresh each week. If you want to manage what shows each day: change the filters to show / not show anything already ticked. You should each board view by the day it is labelled, then you can switch to a new day once done with the previous so you aren't looking at all cards on all days. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching Simon

[@BrittannyTaylor]

I'm trying to recreate this but for a fitness tracker and I want everything to be based on three, like did I got to the gym three times a week, did I do a yoga class three times a week, etc. I still want to keep Monday, Tuesday, etc, but I'm running into trouble with the formula once it gets to the score. Seven days a week but I'm tracking three day a week results. Any ideas on what to do about that?

[@BetterCreating]

I couldn’t agree more!! Haven’t worked this one out either sorry! Let me know if you do!

[@BrittannyTaylor]

@@BetterCreating I changed the status formula to say "Perfect" when it reached the third day of doing that practice, and then I made the following statuses even more congratulatory. Day 7: 😳 OMG

[@sfarhanna]

If I wanted to have a habit done or 100% for just 3 days in a week how is the formula for the progress?

[@BetterCreating]

I would suggest you set the days to calculate the number of instances over a year perhaps? 365 divided by 3. Not perfect thou. I haven’t quite worked out how to tracker a number of instances per week yet. …

[@sfarhanna]

@@BetterCreating thank you for your reply. I will try to adjust and play with the formula recommended. Thank you

[@JonathanBrowninator]

Is there a way to adjust how many days per week the habit is expected to be done? For example, I want to do some habits like drinking water multiple times per day, but I want to go to the gym only 3 times per week. Is there a way to make the status adapt to the expected output so if I hit those preset goals it shows me that at a glance?

[@JonathanBrowninator]

I know i can build similar, separate databases for habits that are 3 days a week, daily, and multiple times a day, but I was just wondering if anyone knew of an option to have them all in the one database.

[@BetterCreating]

I’m sure there is a way… I just haven’t worked it out yet… worth scanning the comments here as I know others where trying to work this out too. Good luck!

[@mrronaldsmith21]

can you combine a 3times a week habit and a daily habit in the same tracker? I changed all habits to 3 days instead of just one

[@BetterCreating]

Yes this is possible but would need quite a lot of updates to the formulas in my more complex tracker in the Life Management templates. I’m planning to update this / try to add this at some point soon. Hard to explain here thou! Good luck :)

[@mrronaldsmith21]

@@BetterCreating thanks mate!

[@collinswagema156]

Where is the template and is it free? Because your site takes you to notion plans which I don't need, I need the habit tracker template. I've tried following this video but I've come across some difficulties and I'd prefer just having the template.

[@BetterCreating]

Sure - right down the bottom of the download page on the website you can download the simple tracker for free - updating the site soon! :)

[@collinswagema156]

@@BetterCreating Thank you so much, please do inform me when you have published it. Otherwise have a good day.

[@macaulayshaw3834]

my code, and the table exactly the same. It accepted the formula, but when I ticked the boxes the percentage does not increase. How does that work, when I have done exactly the same as you?

[@BetterCreating]

Double check that the final part of the formula is correct - you’ll notice in the video I correct it right at the end to remove a comma and a bracket i think - make sure it is the very final view of that formula! Good luck! - I share stuff as a learn it! :)

[@rbednarz1990]

Is there a way to make an automated formula to see how these practices have been doing at the end of the year? So for example, once 2021 ends, there's a round up telling me that I've read 87% of the year, worked out for 70% of the year, etc, so that I can have a goal number to hit for the next year?

[@BetterCreating]

Hi Robert: yes, the other habit tracker I’ve built for my downloadable templates does that: it was pretty complicated to make work: but essentially you have to do it as logged number against a target number, over a set period and then work out the percentage. Check out my other vids on my system if you are interested: full tour: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qau3i5d7hticr9U / habit trackers: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXubXqSqhd-Ym9k. Hope that helps. :)

[@rbednarz1990]

Ah yes, I see that now. Thank you! I do prefer this habit tracker more, as it's a bit simpler and looks nicer on my phone when I'm doing some of these practices elsewhere. I saw that at the time you didn't quite figure out how to total up the numbers from this specific habit tracker. Did you by any chance figure it out? I've been trying to figure out how to do it most of the day yesterday, but failed to get any result.

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks Robert; yeah, I’ve been thinking about it too: the issue is it seems almost impossible to tally up results all from one column / or, you would have to use roll-ups from every single week into another. Database: I’m not convinced.... will keep thinking! Let me know if you work anything out. The alternative could be to do single days down the page, and then work out a way to take a total of check boxes... tricky.

[@rbednarz1990]

@@BetterCreating yea, I made a new table in the archive page with every week in it, and only until at the end of the year once ive made a database for each week (granted i can do it now, but dont want to 😅), i can make a formula with all relations and rollups. I just made a table now with 104 columns (52 potential relations, 52 potential rollups for the % progress of each week), and will just make a formula at the end. Its work, but i think its totally worth it. And I just need to do it once, and then make it a template for each year afterwards. Ill see if i remember to let you know how it goes at the end of the year 😅

[@cathaa1996]

Hey, i don't know why, but eventhough i copy paste the percentages formula, it wont work - i found it so weird. Do you know why?

[@BetterCreating]

Not sure about that one. Double check any referenced columns are the named correctly in your database version, hard to know without seeing exactly what you are doing I’m afraid. :( good luck! :)

[@cathaa1996]

@@BetterCreating I tried again later, and that worked :) Thanks for the tutorial :)

[@natwillsmom]

Question: Is there a way I could change the formula to work for Monday-Friday? I am a teacher and I have routines I do in the classroom and this tracker would be very helpful but I don't need to track Sunday and Saturday for school routines.

[@BetterCreating]

Yes, I’ve idea: the easy way would be to make a weekday tracker: create 5 columns and change the maths in the formula to work out the percentage across 5 rather 7. Should be easy enough. Just delete two days and adjust the numbers and brackets. :)

[@BetterCreating]

You’ll also then have to adjust the reports in the same way - add the new percentages you get from the updated percentage column calculations to the 1/5 2/5 and the PERFECT / GOOD etc Status column. It should work if you delete the extra two report options: have a play: great way to work out how the formulas work. Good luck!

[@natwillsmom]

@@BetterCreating I tried but I'm probably not doing it right. Here is the formula, It says "too few arguments in function if" if(prop("% Progress") == 0.00, "0/5", if(prop("% Progress") == 0.2, "1/5", if(prop("% Progress") == 0.4, "2/5", if(prop("% Progress") == 0.6, "3/5", if(prop("% Progress") == 0.8, "4/5", if(prop("% Progress") == 1.0, "5/5"))))))

[@BetterCreating]

Hi Rebecca - good work: getting there: too few arguments means you don’t have the ‘if it’s not any of these do this’ at the end. Delete the section for 0/5 at the start, then add simply ‘ , 0/5 ‘ after the final proposition. This basically means “ , otherwise just put 0/5)))))”. Make sense!? 👍🤗

[@TheArtisticBiker]

I'm not following on why there's a "Skip Day" section instead of just counting completions against a fixed number like 7, to pick a random number. Being able to click "Skip" to remove it from the screen stops its passive aggressive glaring at you to encourage you to do it. If you don't, it only goes away when you switch to the next day.

[@BetterCreating]

I hear you, but I like the accountability in this simple version of owning when you missed stuff. Would work just as well without it thou if (exactly), people find the skip box is taunting them! :)

[@anyauarnold9348]

oh yes i forgot to mention, for the first time i subscribed out of satisfaction.

[@BetterCreating]

Great stuff - welcome to the channel - watch my Notion From Scratch series in the playlists - it’s newer and I think you’ll like it.

[@anyauarnold9348]

Simon thank you. come to my home i will cook some turkey myself.

[@BetterCreating]

Haha, glad you liked the video! Thanks.

[@abhishikthvutukuri]

Thank you for making this video, However I feel it's a bit too complicated & unnecessary for something as simple as a habit tracker

[@BetterCreating]

Thanks for watching! Yes: it’s definitely a complicated one to test the possibilities. The second much simpler one I made in the other habit tracker video is free to download at bettercreating.com/downloads FYI. :)

[@Logan-ch2pj]

I've been binge watching / following along your videos amazing content! Just thought this fit your ' style ' atleast his ideas on fitness, Mark Wildman (you'll be interested in his nerd math playlist, it can apply to other forms of fitness) kzbin.info/aero/PLk4oYPJ7TXKghMc2nlimqsociFyMi9_xx I'm going to try and implement those programs into notion after I finish all of your follow alongs. Thanks much!

[@BetterCreating]

Ah nice - love this idea. Will check out his channel. Thanks for your support and glad you are enjoying the vids. More Notion builds coming up soon. :)