Understanding Project Progress Bars 📊

All right, I want to show you about the progress bar in projects.

So let's go to projects here and let's click a note, project here, and you'll see a progress bar.

And if it start making progress, it means different things for different types of projects.

So for example, this particular project is an action project.

That means that I am doing a certain amount of actions to get to an outcome.

And, and in here I have, 23 actions that are part of these different, notes here.

And so I have done 43 of those 23.

Now, if I really wanted to kind of get an overview of the actions that I have assigned to the different notes, I can click on this bar here and it will show me all the undone actions of a note.

So if I click here and say, onboarding tasks for beta users, develop ideas for, onboarding beta users.

So I can click on here and you'll go down and you see, I haven't done this yet.

So, but here's the action here I put in here.

And again, you can just type an action in here, type it, and then just click the return key and it will create this action there.

So let's go back to the projects here and go up this again.

And so this is just a real quick way to review your actions for different types of notes and get, and finish them.

A lot of times I find myself, haven't already done the action, so I just need to click it off.

But it's just a reminder here to do that.

If you have any questions, please leave them in the comment sections under this video and, I will be glad to, answer them.

Thank you.