Notion for Productivity: My Favorite Weekly Spread (Free Template)

[@rociotorres5551]

You are my idol !! Sunday was looking for the way you see the week with X tasks and you have achieved what I want to lol hufly as you would never have imagined. Millions of thanks !!

[@Werisetilldeath]

Seriously Red thanks for your videos , so helpful.

[@bramelsheretan]

it always amazes me when you use formulas, very neat, thank you

[@idscreator]

love Red, thanks a ton 💗💗

[@Savallion]

Great video as always, Red. It's so much fun watching you work with Notion's new features.

[@maroubena85]

Thank you for the explanation👌👌👌 I hope that you show us more use cases with the timeline view to more explore the features and the power of the timeline view. Thanks again and again 🎉🎉🎉

[@maemeite6195]

You are amazing, thank you for yet another excellent tutorial

[@TaufanPrakoso]

Thanks for make my life easier. 🙏

[@jacobgoldenberg3169]

Red, Thank you so much ! Great job, it was very helpful, this exactly what I was looking for !

[@marcelofalchetti]

Amazing, thanks!

[@muneesraja6565]

It's amazing thank you

[@tewwonwonii8462]

Excellent.

[@tylerhuntley9454]

Hi Red, Notion's way of entering dates and times is very slow & cumbersome.. especially if you are time tracking (my work charges in 6 min intervals).. The "@ now" function fixes this, but can only be used in text columns 🤡. The problem then is trying to use the "datebetween" function on these timestamps created via "@ now".. Do you have a function that can extract these text dates so that these timestamps are usuable? Your help would be greatly appreciated.

[@PeterOlle]

Great video!

[@quentinc2128]

Thank you very much for this video! Very enlightning. I would like to know if there is a way to align task in the week view table. Like the 8am task from monday is not aligned with the 8am task from thursday etc. Is there a solution to this ?

[@kathirvelm755]

Thank you so much.. I love you

[@hridoysaha1384]

please make notion template for travel

[@crusade4star]

Can someone direct me to the link where she created the Starter Task manager which she showed in the first part of the video

[@politalkindia]

Thanks for this video miss. i need just time managing system task can you please suggest me one of your video .

[@nasrawy__]

How can I add a task repeated like 3 or 2 times per week without typing it every single week? ( I wanna make my weekly study language task on specific days every week) I there any formula that makes me able to do that... Thanks 🙏🏼

[@kaytearaujo4798]

How to hide the name of the task? On my Database isn't allowed to hide it.

[@rociotorres5551]

I have a question. If you want to use the 24-hour time format, how do you put it in the formula?

[@willi87star]

Great Video! Do you have a formula for last week? Thanks.

[@SamuelLegrandCox]

Where she added 1 to identify next week, subtract 1 instead to identify last week.

[@willi87star]

@@SamuelLegrandCox Thank You. I was able to do that. I was asking how to have "last week" in the same formula.

[@SamuelLegrandCox]

@@willi87star Adding a third "if" statement should do the trick. Here's my attempt in which I emphasized the three "if" statements and their clauses on separate lines. if(formatDate(prop("Date"), "W") == formatDate(now(), "W"), "This Week", if(toNumber(formatDate(prop("Date"), "W")) == tonumber(formatDate(now(), "W")) + 1, "Next Week", if(toNumber(formatDate(prop("Date"), "W")) == tonumber(formatDate(now(), "W")) - 1, "Last Week", "" )))

[@SamuelLegrandCox]

Here's another, somewhat more general and simpler formula you might find useful. It returns 0 (zero) for the current week, 1 for next week, and -1 for last week. toNumber(formatDate(prop("date"), "W")) - toNumber(formatDate(now(), "W"))

[@RELake17]

Take the next week portion of the formula. Copy it. Paste it after the portion you just copied. Change the [+1] to [-1] and [Next Week] to [Last Week].

[@kdrcvk4018]

Thx

[@louiiise92]

Such a shame the timeline's table disapears when you drag it inside the callout...

[@younesalgerian4179]

I have a problem with the days of the week from Saturday to Friday, how do I write it in the formula 🥲🥲🥲🥲