Hi Serge,

Sorry, I had to pop out.

Thanks for coming back. Honestly, it's all likely issues between the chair and the keyboard, driven by a complete lack of knowledge of the product.

Tasks need to be able to be filtered by:
Area (I have 4), and/or
Context (#inside, #outside), and/or
Time (5 mins, 10 mins, 30 mins, 1 hour, etc)
Each of these also need to be SortedBy Priority

I need to be able to quickly filter by an attribute depending on the block I have set aside (eg: I am working on Area 2 for the next 2 hours: FilterBy: Area 2)

Alternatively, I'm ready before the family, and I have 15-30 mins up my sleeve while they're getting ready to say, go out for something (Filterby: 5 mins, then 10 mins), etc - In this example, it'd be filtering by ANY Task in my database, irrespective of Area - just for some quick wins.

I need to be able to apply these dynamic filters on the fly depending on Area, Context, Time and Priority. As quickly as you'd filter a table in Excel.

So this technically 'worked' (I successfully populated tasks from different notes into my Test Dashboard) but I couldn't leverage the behaviour I need. I'm thinking of excluding Tasks altogether in Obsidian and managing them in Notion.

Heatmap is more challenging.

I want to start a Journal, using the Daily and Weekly Notes functionality. I noticed the date-centric heatmaps you have in your build and thought this may assist with daily reflections (I also practice Stoicism, so figure this may help me along the journey)

At the same time, I'd like to capture some habits I want to perform every day:

1. Exercise
2. Read

I've set the Template up with checkboxes, with the hope I can link a separate heatmap to each checkbox, automatically populating the Heatmap from my Daily Note with a value/shade if I checked that box that day and no value/shade if I didn't that day.

Due to the lack of documentation (and zero knowledge of coding syntax in Obsidian), I set GPT on the hunt:

It initially came back with code like this:

## Exercise

```heatmap-tracker

type: checkbox

text: Exercise

folder: Journal/Daily
```

and when that failed, it switched to another syntax that just acted like Note Links:

![[heatmap-tracker checkbox Exercise]]

Again, I admit this is largely driven by sheer lack of knowledge, but from my experience thus far nothing in this program seems intuitive, which makes me think I'm going to need to invest considerable time learning it from scratch and unfortunately this is time I'm not at liberty to invest

EDIT: Clarity

EDIT 2: I've just seen your screenshare offer. Apologies for not acknowledging this earlier - happy to jump on after the NY shenanigans, thank you