How To: Use Intelligent Task Parsing - Priority

Modified on Thu, 17 Mar 2022 at 07:14 AM

Set a task priority by using exclamation symbols. The exclamation symbols and their corresponding qualifiers will be removed from the task title upon creation.

High Priority Examples (Creates a task titled "Pay the electricity bill" with a high priority):

!!! Pay the electricity bill
Pay the electricity bill !!!
!High Pay the electricity bill
!Hi Pay the electricity bill
!h Pay the electricity bill

Medium Priority Examples (Creates a task titled "Get a haircut" with a medium priority):

!! Get a haircut
!Med Get a haircut
!M Get a haircut
Get a haircut !m

Low Priority Examples (Creates a task titled "Fix leaky faucet" with a low priority):

! Fix leaky faucet
Fix leaky faucet !Low
Fix leaky faucet !L

No Priority Examples (Creates a task titled "Look into getting a water softener" with no priority):

Note: No priority is the default priority when you install Todo. If you have not changed this default, you do not need to explicitly specify any priority when creating a task.

!none Look into getting a water softener
!n Look into getting a water softener
Look into getting a water softener !N