actualNoteContentPart: ## Hide until: When to start thinking about doing the habit again?
  
  
  
  
  
  
  When you mark a flexible recurring task as "complete," it is moved to your "Completed tasks" tab, and the next instance of the task is created. 
  
  When the next task instance is created, people usually don't want to see that task on their to-do list again until it's time to consider doing it. The "Hide until" time allows completed tasks to be hidden -- from notes, and from the task list shown in Tasks View mode and Calendar. The "Hide until" time you choose is relative to the "Start at" time, so if the task is scheduled to start every month, the "Hide Until" field lets us specify, for example, that we don't want to see the task again in our note/task lists until one week before it needs to be completed to keep the habit on track.
  
  # Putting it together: scheduling a new habit on the Calendar
  One of the easiest ways to set up a new recurring habit is by clicking the time that you want it to start in Calendar View mode, then clicking the task to choose "When task is complete" and then select how often you want the habit to happen. 
  
  > ![](https://images.amplenote.com/9c7038ec-c6e2-11eb-b847-5e89fe684dae/04223629-1c02-483d-a254-12ddfed7c22c.png) Setting up a new recurring habit in Ampelnote helps you visualize how often it will happen if you stay on schedule
  If you choose to complete your morning workout before 8am, you can check off the task for that day at any time. The next recurring version of the task will be scheduled for two days after that. If you want to drag the next instance of the task to a specific time on the day it's scheduled to start, it's easy to drag it on the calendar and see all the subsequently scheduled events update accordingly.
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  Hide until: When to start thinking about doing the habit again?
  When you mark a flexible recurring task as "complete," it is moved to your "Completed tasks" tab, and the next instance of the task is created. When the next task instance is created, people usually don't want to see that task on their to-do list again until it's time to consider doing it. The "Hide until" time allows completed tasks to be hidden -- from notes, and from the task list shown in Tasks View mode and Calendar. The "Hide until" time you choose is relative to the "Start at" time, so if the task is scheduled to start every month, the "Hide Until" field lets us specify, for example, that we don't want to see the task again in our note/task lists until one week before it needs to be completed to keep the habit on track. 
  Putting it together: scheduling a new habit on the Calendar
  One of the easiest ways to set up a new recurring habit is by clicking the time that you want it to start in Calendar View mode, then clicking the task to choose "When task is complete" and then select how often you want the habit to happen.  Setting up a new recurring habit in Ampelnote helps you visualize how often it will happen if you stay on schedule
  If you choose to complete your morning workout before 8am, you can check off the task for that day at any time. The next recurring version of the task will be scheduled for two days after that. If you want to drag the next instance of the task to a specific time on the day it's scheduled to start, it's easy to drag it on the calendar and see all the subsequently scheduled events update accordingly.
noteTitle: Building habits with Amplenote (flexible recurrence)