I'm trying to write a formula that outputs the number of times an Action or Resource was edited since its creation date. This metric will give me a sense of how much effort I put into a particular action showing me its importance. I originally have a tally property that I update manually whenever I edit a resource/action, but I'd like that done automatically when I edit these. I've tried using the property "Last Edited Time" but can't figure out how to cumulatively sum this. I've resorted to AI autofill entries with prompts like "tally number of the number of times edited. Display only integers." But I'm getting finicky results. Any suggestions?

Not sure if this is already a built-in feature I missed. But being able to set an Action as “repeating,” that auto populates the calendar in Plan view, would be awesome. This could be another property with options like “daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, etc,” also with specific times. I think a work around would be to sync google calendar with already set repeating events. But I’d much rather not have to switch back and forth between these two

- Show Database sub items in the home screen (Areas, Subareas, Actions, Resources). Currently I have to click on "Database" and then click on "Actions" or "Resources." - Make keyboard shortcuts for the different routine views (Focus, Plan, Process) - Make keyboard shortcuts for the different database items (Areas, Sub areas, Actions, Resources) - Convert an Action item to a Resource (but keep the original action related to the newly created resource). I add a lot of notes to actions, and they become good resources later on. Is there a FAQ section? Thx so much!

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