actualNoteContentPart: **For a video tutorial on tasks mode, check out:** 
  
  
   
  
  Tasks in Amplenote usually begin within individual notes (and jots), but when it comes to viewing your full list of tasks, the Task View is often the best bet. It's available in the leftmost navigation pane, or by [entering Quick Open](https://www.amplenote.com/help/organizing_notes_quick_search)  and typing "Tasks"
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Tasks are paginated into groups of 100 for optimal performance. You probably shouldn't use your willpower parsing more than 100 tasks anyway 😄  This article will run down how to get the most from Amplenote's dedicated Tasks View.
   
  [Task View primer](#Task_View_primer)  
  [Group, Sort and control display](#Group,_Sort_and_control_display)  
  	[Group Tasks by](#Group_Tasks_by)  
  		[📆 Agenda view or grouping tasks by Scheduled Date](#___Agenda_view_or_grouping_tasks_by_Scheduled_Date)  
  		[Other grouping options](#Other_grouping_options)  
  		[Seeing when a task is scheduled to begin (aka be "Due") without expanding it](#Seeing_when_a_task_is_scheduled_to_begin_(aka_be__Due_)_without_expanding_it)  
  		[Group by Note: Sort Notes by](#Group_by_Note:_Sort_Notes_by)  
  	[Sort tasks by](#Sort_tasks_by)  
  [Filter Tasks: By tag, note, inline tag, and more](#Filter_Tasks:_By_tag,_note,_inline_tag,_and_more)  
  	[Filter by tag or shortcut](#Filter_by_tag_or_shortcut)  
  	[Filter by note reference (inline tag)](#Filter_by_note_reference_(inline_tag))  
  	[Default task filters: Due This Week, High Value](#Default_task_filters:_Due_This_Week,_High_Value)  
  [Using Task View](#Using_Task_View)  
  	[Which note did this task come from?](#Which_note_did_this_task_come_from?)  
  
  # Task View primer
  Amplenote's "**Task View**" also known as **"**[**Unified Task List**](https://www.amplenote.com/blog/unified_todo_list_captures_all_tasks_in_all_notes) ," or "**Tasks pane**," gives users a way to browse through every task/to-do item they've created. The note (or "project," if you're using notes as projects, as recommended) becomes irrelevant in Task View, unless/until you decide to filter the full task list. 
  
  
  Task View offer options to group/sort your tasks (+ control inline task info to substantiate the group), and several options to reduce tasks by filtering
  
  
  # Group, Sort and control display
  By default, if you haven't set up a [Default Shortcut](https://www.amplenote.com/help/tag_shortcuts_default_tag_shortcut)  for tasks, you will see **all tasks** across **all notes** upon entering Task View. If you're an entrepreneur or a knowledge worker, or anyone who has imported content from their original productivity app, the full list can be an off-putting **hundreds** or **thousands** of tasks. Remain calm, we can fix this...in the next section. 😊
  
  ## Group Tasks by
  ### 📆 Agenda view or grouping tasks by Scheduled Date
  The most common option that users want to group tasks by is "Scheduled Date." This is the equivalent of "Due" time in app like Todoist and Ticktick. In calendar-based app, like Amplenote, we usually refer to it a "Start Time" because we believe that calculating a true "Due" date (in the sense the task must be complete by the due time) requires knowing how much time (if any) will elapse between when the event should show on the calendar (Start Time) and when it needs to be complete (Start Time + Event Duration). But we digress. He is how the page transitions upon clicking to Group by "Scheduled Date":
  
  
  Change Task View grouping from "None" to "Scheduled date." Notice the per-task inline data changes.
  
  
  It works on mobile as well:
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  For a video tutorial on tasks mode, check out:
  Tasks in Amplenote usually begin within individual notes (and jots), but when it comes to viewing your full list of tasks, the Task View is often the best bet. It's available in the leftmost navigation pane, or by [entering Quick Open](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    and typing "Tasks" Tasks are paginated into groups of 100 for optimal performance. You probably shouldn't use your willpower parsing more than 100 tasks anyway 😄  This article will run down how to get the most from Amplenote's dedicated Tasks View. [Task View primer](#Task_View_primer)
  
  [Group, Sort and control display](#Group,_Sort_and_control_display)
  
  [Group Tasks by](#Group_Tasks_by)
  
  [📆 Agenda view or grouping tasks by Scheduled Date](#___Agenda_view_or_grouping_tasks_by_Scheduled_Date)
  
  [Other grouping options](#Other_grouping_options)
  
  [Seeing when a task is scheduled to begin (aka be "Due") without expanding it](#Seeing_when_a_task_is_scheduled_to_begin_(aka_be__Due_)_without_expanding_it)
  
  [Group by Note: Sort Notes by](#Group_by_Note:_Sort_Notes_by)
  
  [Sort tasks by](#Sort_tasks_by)
  
  [Filter Tasks: By tag, note, inline tag, and more](#Filter_Tasks:_By_tag,_note,_inline_tag,_and_more)
  
  [Filter by tag or shortcut](#Filter_by_tag_or_shortcut)
  
  [Filter by note reference (inline tag)](#Filter_by_note_reference_(inline_tag))
  
  [Default task filters: Due This Week, High Value](#Default_task_filters:_Due_This_Week,_High_Value)
  
  [Using Task View](#Using_Task_View)
  
  [Which note did this task come from?](#Which_note_did_this_task_come_from?)
  
  Task View primer
  Amplenote's " Task View
  " also known as "
  [Unified Task List](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   ," or " Tasks pane
  ," gives users a way to browse through every task/to-do item they've created. The note (or "project," if you're using notes as projects, as recommended) becomes irrelevant in Task View, unless/until you decide to filter the full task list. Task View offer options to group/sort your tasks (+ control inline task info to substantiate the group), and several options to reduce tasks by filtering 
  Group, Sort and control display
  By default, if you haven't set up a [Default Shortcut](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    for tasks, you will see all tasks
   across all notes
   upon entering Task View. If you're an entrepreneur or a knowledge worker, or anyone who has imported content from their original productivity app, the full list can be an off-putting hundreds
   or thousands
   of tasks. Remain calm, we can fix this...in the next section. 😊 
  Group Tasks by
  
  📆 Agenda view or grouping tasks by Scheduled Date
  The most common option that users want to group tasks by is "Scheduled Date." This is the equivalent of "Due" time in app like Todoist and Ticktick. In calendar-based app, like Amplenote, we usually refer to it a "Start Time" because we believe that calculating a true "Due" date (in the sense the task must be complete by the due time) requires knowing how much time (if any) will elapse between when the event should show on the calendar (Start Time) and when it needs to be complete (Start Time + Event Duration). But we digress. He is how the page transitions upon clicking to Group by "Scheduled Date": Change Task View grouping from "None" to "Scheduled date." Notice the per-task inline data changes. It works on mobile as well:
noteTitle: Tasks Mode Overview, and how to show visible due/starting time