actualNoteContentPart: # 📈 Completed Task Stats: Trends
  To open Completed Task Stats, click on the [upwards chart icon shown in the leftmost panel of all desktop clients](https://images.amplenote.com/a471f122-82a7-11f0-be91-f1fde84f08ce/88f91e38-5a3e-49a6-a03c-fccf47286401.png)  (whether web browser or desktop app). Then you'll get an overview of your recent **Victory Value** and **Mood Ratings**:
  
  
  Understanding how "Happiness" and "Productivity" do or don't overlap during your past year
  
  
  
  This is the baseline view of how much Victory Value you've accumulated during the time range you select. Here's a breakdown of the features available surrounding this first graph:
  
  
  Interacting with the Completed Task stats
  
  
  ## Monthly Completed Task Activity: Daily Breakdown
  Moving down the page lets you dive into the daily breakdown of where your energy was focused. When performing a retrospective analysis, this view is great to answer a number of thought-provoking questions:
  
  
  To get the most from your Monthly Activity breakdown, it pays to pick a strategy for coloring tags. [**Here are our latest recommendations on setting up tag colors**](https://www.amplenote.com/help/color_calendar_events) .
  
  
  The graphs are a perfect gateway to questions like:
  What opportunities did I seize, which ones passed me by?
  How much of my time was spent servicing different clients, or different job responsibilities? Am I spending more time in meetings than I thought?
  Which weeks stood out as being the most high impact (which weeks have the most days with big dots)? What were my circumstances during that week, and how can I recreate them moving forward?
  Below each month, you'll also find a list of the 🏆 **top 3 **🏆 most valuable tasks you completed during each month. Great source of inspiration when working up your motivation to make an audacious plan for the quarter to come.
  
  # 📓 Completed Task Stats: Completed by Tag
  The next tab of Completed Stats is an even more detailed look at the domains where you have been realizing your most significant victories in the past while.
  
  
  Dive into understanding how you've focused your productive energy lately
  
  
  ## Use Cases & Examples of "Tasks by Tag"
  This view is perfect for answering questions like:
  **Have I followed through on my quarterly plan**? The ideal quarterly plan will ascribe a ballpark percentage range of attention you hope to spend on a given project, client, or topic. For example, the CEO of Alloy strives to spend half of his productive energy on "Distribution"-oriented tasks, since his natural tendency is to spend all time on programming. With this view, we can sift through your parent tags to see how much of your Victory Value was accumulated in different domains:
  
  About 60% of the todo tasks did not have a child tag, but among those that did, about 20% went toward "Distribution" related tasks
  
  **Where have my highest-value completed tasks happened**? By using the "Filter" option and choosing "Categories," you can sort to learn what type of tasks have given you the most bang-for-your-buck:
  
  Among the "High Value" completed tasks, a much greater proportion of the tasks are in the "Distribution" tag
  
  This helps substantiate when you should plan to continue focus on domains that have had the highest value, when you successfully compel yourself to direct your willpower toward them.
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  📈 Completed Task Stats: Trends
  To open Completed Task Stats, click on the [upwards chart icon shown in the leftmost panel of all desktop clients](https://images.amplenote.com)`
    (whether web browser or desktop app). Then you'll get an overview of your recent Victory Value
   and Mood Ratings
  : Understanding how "Happiness" and "Productivity" do or don't overlap during your past year This is the baseline view of how much Victory Value you've accumulated during the time range you select. Here's a breakdown of the features available surrounding this first graph: Interacting with the Completed Task stats 
  Monthly Completed Task Activity: Daily Breakdown
  Moving down the page lets you dive into the daily breakdown of where your energy was focused. When performing a retrospective analysis, this view is great to answer a number of thought-provoking questions: To get the most from your Monthly Activity breakdown, it pays to pick a strategy for coloring tags. [Here are our latest recommendations on setting up tag colors](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . The graphs are a perfect gateway to questions like:
  What opportunities did I seize, which ones passed me by?
  How much of my time was spent servicing different clients, or different job responsibilities? Am I spending more time in meetings than I thought?
  Which weeks stood out as being the most high impact (which weeks have the most days with big dots)? What were my circumstances during that week, and how can I recreate them moving forward?
  Below each month, you'll also find a list of the 🏆 **top 3 **🏆 most valuable tasks you completed during each month. Great source of inspiration when working up your motivation to make an audacious plan for the quarter to come. 
  📓 Completed Task Stats: Completed by Tag
  The next tab of Completed Stats is an even more detailed look at the domains where you have been realizing your most significant victories in the past while. Dive into understanding how you've focused your productive energy lately 
  Use Cases & Examples of "Tasks by Tag"
  This view is perfect for answering questions like:
  Have I followed through on my quarterly plan
  ? The ideal quarterly plan will ascribe a ballpark percentage range of attention you hope to spend on a given project, client, or topic. For example, the CEO of Alloy strives to spend half of his productive energy on "Distribution"-oriented tasks, since his natural tendency is to spend all time on programming. With this view, we can sift through your parent tags to see how much of your Victory Value was accumulated in different domains: About 60% of the todo tasks did not have a child tag, but among those that did, about 20% went toward "Distribution" related tasks Where have my highest-value completed tasks happened
  ? By using the "Filter" option and choosing "Categories," you can sort to learn what type of tasks have given you the most bang-for-your-buck: Among the "High Value" completed tasks, a much greater proportion of the tasks are in the "Distribution" tag This helps substantiate when you should plan to continue focus on domains that have had the highest value, when you successfully compel yourself to direct your willpower toward them.
noteTitle: Completed Task Stats: Combining productivity, positivity