actualNoteContentPart: Adherents of GTD and those who want to meta-optimize their life often want to get a sense for "how many" and "what kinds of" tasks are being completed in a given week, month or year. Amplenote offers a handful of ways to view your completed tasks. 
  
  
  
  # Complete Task Stats 
  Amplenote offers several options to review your completed tasks.
  
  ## Recommended option: Completed Task Stats section ✨
  ** As of 2025, **Amplenote now has a [**dedicated section of the app for Completed Task Stats**](https://www.amplenote.com/help/completed_task_stats_overview)  to help glean deep insights about where your time has been spent, and how it has correlated with happiness. 
  
  
  | [**Read the full documentation on Completed Tasks Stats on its dedicated help page**](https://www.amplenote.com/help/completed_task_stats_overview) ** ** | 
  
  The remainder of this page shows options to review your task progress prior to the debut of Completed Task Stats.
  
  ## Option: View Completed Tasks on Calendar
  
  Tasks completed this week, visually positioned by the time they were worked on
  
  
  When you mark a task as "completed," it will be shown as "completed" on the calendar at the time you marked it complete. Within the Settings => Task Domains settings page, you can control whether your completed tasks also show up on your external calendars (or only your Amplenote calendar).
  
  The calendar view is at its best when you're glancing over what got done during the past week. Assuming you are using [tag coloring](https://www.amplenote.com/help/color_calendar_events) , the calendar will let you get a visceral sense for what sort of tasks you've been most focused on during the past week.
  
  ## Option: Completed task list in Tasks pane
  When you visit the "Tasks" pane in Amplenote, you'll find a toggle for viewing "Open" vs "Completed" tasks. When you set the toggle to show "Completed tasks, you'll be able to get a filterable, per-day breakdown of what you got done. 
  
  
  When browsing Completed Tasks, click on the number to assign extra value to the completed tasks that ended up creating the most long-term benefit for you
  
  
  Better still, this view is the perfect place to periodically visit in order to adjust your Victory Value up for tasks whose ROI was especially potent. We discuss a method for reviewing completed tasks & assigning Victory Value in the first section of the [Completed Stats Help Page](https://www.amplenote.com/help/completed_task_stats_overview#___Define_what_matters_to_you_via_Victory_Value) .
  
  ## Option: Completed task progress per-note
  Every note in Amplenote includes a visual glimpse into how much Victory Value was completed in the note over time. At the top of the "Completed" tasks tab, you'll see the past six weeks of completed Task Score:  
  
  Past six weeks of Task Score completed by day, mapped out in each note to start the "Completed" task tab
  
  
  Meanwhile, at the very bottom of the "Completed" tasks tab, you'll see how much Task Score was completed during the past year:
  
  Past year of Task Score completed by week
  
  
  To the extent that your tasks come from a single note, these graphs are useful to chart how much is getting done as time passes.
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  title: Completed tasks: What's getting done at a glance
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  Adherents of GTD and those who want to meta-optimize their life often want to get a sense for "how many" and "what kinds of" tasks are being completed in a given week, month or year. Amplenote offers a handful of ways to view your completed tasks. 
  Complete Task Stats
  Amplenote offers several options to review your completed tasks. 
  Recommended option: Completed Task Stats section ✨
  ** As of 2025, **Amplenote now has a [dedicated section of the app for Completed Task Stats](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    to help glean deep insights about where your time has been spent, and how it has correlated with happiness. | [Read the full documentation on Completed Tasks Stats on its dedicated help page](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   ** ** | The remainder of this page shows options to review your task progress prior to the debut of Completed Task Stats. 
  Option: View Completed Tasks on Calendar
  Tasks completed this week, visually positioned by the time they were worked on When you mark a task as "completed," it will be shown as "completed" on the calendar at the time you marked it complete. Within the Settings => Task Domains settings page, you can control whether your completed tasks also show up on your external calendars (or only your Amplenote calendar). The calendar view is at its best when you're glancing over what got done during the past week. Assuming you are using [tag coloring](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   , the calendar will let you get a visceral sense for what sort of tasks you've been most focused on during the past week. 
  Option: Completed task list in Tasks pane
  When you visit the "Tasks" pane in Amplenote, you'll find a toggle for viewing "Open" vs "Completed" tasks. When you set the toggle to show "Completed tasks, you'll be able to get a filterable, per-day breakdown of what you got done. When browsing Completed Tasks, click on the number to assign extra value to the completed tasks that ended up creating the most long-term benefit for you Better still, this view is the perfect place to periodically visit in order to adjust your Victory Value up for tasks whose ROI was especially potent. We discuss a method for reviewing completed tasks & assigning Victory Value in the first section of the [Completed Stats Help Page](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . 
  Option: Completed task progress per-note
  Every note in Amplenote includes a visual glimpse into how much Victory Value was completed in the note over time. At the top of the "Completed" tasks tab, you'll see the past six weeks of completed Task Score: Past six weeks of Task Score completed by day, mapped out in each note to start the "Completed" task tab Meanwhile, at the very bottom of the "Completed" tasks tab, you'll see how much Task Score was completed during the past year: Past year of Task Score completed by week To the extent that your tasks come from a single note, these graphs are useful to chart how much is getting done as time passes.
noteTitle: Completed tasks: What's getting done at a glance