@ichmoimeyo @thomas_mathoi

Danke für den Repost! Ich mache das bisher mit einem #DataView-Query (nur in den Daily-Notes als „Heute geändert“):

mday = modification day.
geht auch mit cday = creation day

Das Datum wird durch ein Template auf das jeweils aktuelle Datum gesetzt. Lässt sich sicher auch erweitern.
#obsidianMD

Wer mit #Dataview in #Obsidian bei der Ausgabe als TABLE nicht den Dateinamen als Link in der ersten Spalte ausgegeben haben möchte, sondern als Linktext den Wert/Text einer anderen Property nehmen möchte, findet hier eine gute Lösung dafür:

Replace file.link name in dataview query with a different field - Basement - Obsidian Forum
https://forum.obsidian.md/t/replace-file-link-name-in-dataview-query-with-a-different-field/27307

@EpiphanicSynchronicity @obsidianmd Of course, it's very cool, and I love #Obsidian myself! But still, a lot depends on the structure of the vault. For example, I have a lot of information “between” these very simple plain text files. I'm talking about complex #dataview queries using JS.

#Obsidianmd #ObsidianHelp #ObsidianMdHelp #dataview

I need some help, maybe somebody can offer assistance.

I want a fully functional link to a note parsed from YAML.
Currently, I'm using `=link(this.value)`, which is working inside the note, BUT is not listed in neither "outgoing links" nor the Graph View (see image).

Is there any way to do this?

I've been trying to prep my #obsidian repo for publishing as a #digitalgarden (using #jekyll) but so much of the content doesn't render correctly.

I don't use a lot of #dataview and other dynamic content, but I do use quite a bit of #mermaid and other plugins that use ```. Almost none of them render correctly, including my own Image Layouts plugin.

It's causing me to rethink the way that I approach writing content within the repo.

#pkm

I’ve been using #Obsidian happily for quite a while now, especially with the #dataview and #templater plugins. https://mas.to/@obsidian/110641675258979230

Apologies for all the blur, but I’m really enjoying using @obsidian’s Canvas to deal with my week and I want to give them a shout out.

Each meeting gets a note, and I make a Canvas every Monday with all my notes for the week, along with a #Dataview- driven Weeknote that pulls in all the relevant info. It’s super useful.

Found a Dataview snippet that displays your vault's most recent files:

`$=dv.list(dv.pages('').sort(f=>f.file.mtime.ts,"desc").limit(10).file.link)`

Saw it in the Dashboard++ repo on GitHub. > https://l.geff.re/l7ktt

My #obsidian dashboard is growing more useful by the day. 😄

#pkm #dataview

@nicole I feel like #dataview is a giant rabbit hole in #obsidian

I've started using #Obsidian to manage my #notes/#tasks again. The #ObsidianTasks, #DataView, and #Templater community plugins seem to address the vast majority of my core issues with using it last time.

All the fussy task management steps I had to do each day was tedious. Now I've got auto-populating my daily note with relevant tasks via #ObsidianTasks and @DataView. I even have fancy charts with #ObsidianCharts letting me know my task related trends.

@sylumer i just read about your #meetings #templates that you use with #dataview!

i am still trying to think about what makes sense for my workflows as an IT Security Architect and also as a lifelong learner of all sorts of things. thank you for sharing your stack like that. i love learning new ways to use things i already love. #Obsidian

My @obsidian contact management system has evolved significantly...into a queryable database!

I've gotten a nontrivial amount of joy tweaking the setup and making it a system that works FOR me instead of a system I have to work WITH.

#ObsidianMD #productivity #Dataview #ContactManagement

https://www.juliaferraioli.com/blog/2023/obsidian-rolodex-dataview/

Cat woke us up early this 4th day of my vacation, so started playing around with a Year Progress bar in #ObsidianMD and #dataview .
Which turned into a day-week-month-year progress bar.
Which turned into “wonder if I can auto-calculate the days-in-quarter math?”
Which turned into “wonder if I can put that all in a markdown table?”
Which turned into a few hrs of fun with DQL and markdown.
😀

@cisene a combo of #obsidian with the #dataview plugin might be your friend

Yesterday I learned that I can use `<progress max=<some number> value=<some other number>` to natively insert a progress bar into an #ObsidianMD #dataview table. So last night’s project was inserting a few progress bars into my book reading tables.

Today I learned that #dataview can use a CSV file as a data store, with the column headers as the variable names. So tonight’s project will likely be a refactoring of my book reading w/f. And maybe my exercise tracking w/f, too.

me RN -> 😀 😀 😀

#obsidian #dataview #pandoc

Has anybody got pandoc working with the dataview plugin?

I use dataview to gather tasks across the vault from various notes.

@tommertron

never worked with it myself but I have those two links:
https://agileadam.com/2022/07/using-dataview-with-charts-in-obsidian/

https://charts.phibr0.de/Meta/Charts/Dataview+Integration

both solutions use dataviewjs. I hope it helps as a starting ppoint 🙂

#obsidian #dataview

#obsidian Does anybody know if there's a way to put a #dataview query in markdown mode of the #kanban plugin, that you get a working kanban board from it? #obsidian #plugin

Learning how to use #Dataview in #Obsidian has been such a crazy boost in what I can do with it. At some point in the future I'm going to be basically living in Obsidian

@marcjenkins Bunch of good suggestions here already! If you have the dataview plugin (and your daily notes are in a folder named “Logbook”) you can also do:

```dataview
LIST
FROM "Logbook"
WHERE file.day.month = date(today).month
AND file.day.day = date(today).day
SORT file.day DESC
```

#obsidian #dataview