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Hello @KierenB . If you want to see only the count of tasks, (not the tasks themselves) there's no way using only Tasks' built-in capabilities. (There may be a way to make the listed tasks disappear using custom CSS -- but I can't help you with that.) But if you want to see a list of the items that satisfy all filters in your query, followed by a count -- that's easy! Your first example (tasks tagged #me)```tasks Your second example (tasks tagged #me and tagged #house)```tasks The second query works because Tasks' queries return only items that satisfy all filters. If this is what you were looking for, please accept this as the Answer to your question. |
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I have tasks scattered throughout my vault. All tasks have tags.
I'd love to be able to show a summary of tasks with different tags. There are two specific use cases:
I'm really just thinking about having a crude way to see how "full" different buckets are, so I can then go in and do more detailed analysis if necessary.
Thanks!
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