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rebecca.drumbor	Posted Apr 03, 2015 in: New Section: Habits Score: 2 rebecca.drumbor Posted: Apr 03, 2015 Score: 2 I love the habits feature, and I'm finding it very useful. I'm actually now remembering to do my physical therapy every_day! I upgraded my home account JUST to be able to log more habits. But, I would like to be able to go back in history more that "the week before last" to enter data. I've been tracking my #hours sleep on paper since the beginning of the year, but only tracking in Toodledo for about a month. I'd like to enter the previous two months of records into Toodledo. How can I do that?? I'm also eagerly waiting the ability to track some habits weekly or on alternating days (and to be able to pick the interval), and let some show on my Tasks. I like the idea of logging "skip" days (like a rest day for workouts or skip vacation days and weekends), and putting time frames or manually sorting the habits so I can put them in order of my daily routine. (which I see are already on the programming to-do list). Thanks!

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Posted Apr 03, 2015 in: New Section: Habits

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rebecca.drumbor
Posted: Apr 03, 2015
Score: 2

I love the habits feature, and I'm finding it very useful. I'm actually now remembering to do my physical therapy every_day! I upgraded my home account JUST to be able to log more habits.

But, I would like to be able to go back in history more that "the week before last" to enter data. I've been tracking my #hours sleep on paper since the beginning of the year, but only tracking in Toodledo for about a month. I'd like to enter the previous two months of records into Toodledo. How can I do that??

I'm also eagerly waiting the ability to track some habits weekly or on alternating days (and to be able to pick the interval), and let some show on my Tasks. I like the idea of logging "skip" days (like a rest day for workouts or skip vacation days and weekends), and putting time frames or manually sorting the habits so I can put them in order of my daily routine. (which I see are already on the programming to-do list).

Thanks!