@beingpax In the People Note (06:25), for ### Related Tasks I enter ```dataview task where contains(file.outlinks, [[name]]) SORT created DESC ``` If I have that person's name in a single task, the Dataview will include ALL of the tasks. For example. If I have the following in my Master Task List: - [ ] Take out the trash - [ ] Do Laundry Then Related tasks will show nothing because that person's name is not included in any of the tasks If I have the following in my Master Task List: - [ ] Take out the Trash [[name]] - [ ] Do Laundry Then related tasks will show BOTH "Take Out the Trash" AND "Do Laundry" even though "Do Laundry" does not include that person at all. Do you know why this could be? Thank you for your help. This is a fantastic, instructive video!
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Thanks as always. The "outlinks" command is useful learning for me.
that was genius. thanks
It was a really helpful and simple to follow tutorial. Thank you very much!
thank you, nice and useful video.
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@beingpax
In the People Note (06:25), for ### Related Tasks I enter
```dataview
task
where contains(file.outlinks, [[name]])
SORT created DESC
```
If I have that person's name in a single task, the Dataview will include ALL of the tasks.
For example. If I have the following in my Master Task List:
- [ ] Take out the trash
- [ ] Do Laundry
Then Related tasks will show nothing because that person's name is not included in any of the tasks
If I have the following in my Master Task List:
- [ ] Take out the Trash [[name]]
- [ ] Do Laundry
Then related tasks will show BOTH "Take Out the Trash" AND "Do Laundry" even though "Do Laundry" does not include that person at all.
Do you know why this could be? Thank you for your help. This is a fantastic, instructive video!
where contains(file.outlinks, [[]] )
Is not working for me. I have double checked the name and that the link exists.
Oh I was inserting template with Templates instead of Templater.