When I was packing up in the hotel to head home, I again pulled up my packing list. I had pulled up my packing list for traveling and checked everything off. I finally landed on a ridiculously simple solution that worked for me while I was on a business trip. Again, I wanted it to happen automatically. If you click it again, it will add checkboxes to all of the items. You can select the entire list and click the checkbox shortcut to remove all the checkboxes. But again, that was a handful of steps to create the note, tag it, and then add the items to it. I explored the use of TextExpander to quickly add the items to a new note every morning. This would have worked, but it didn’t have a way to add the checkboxes. That meant the note would show up automatically without me doing anything. I tried setting up an IFTTT recipe that would create a new note in the night at like 3am. I could copy the note and uncheck all the items, but that was too many steps for a simple morning routine. I wanted to pull up Evernote and have it ready to go every time. But I didn’t want to introduce any manual steps to the process. I needed to duplicate the list so I could reuse it. I had already checked off the items on the list. I pulled up the list and worked through it without any issues. I created my list of items and added checkboxes so I could be excited when seeing a bunch of marked off to-dos. I wanted to keep my morning routine checklist in Evernote. You have a situation where you need to duplicate that checklist or reuse it. It could be a grocery list, a to-do list for the day, or a morning routine.īut what happens when it’s a list that you’ll use multiple times or at regular intervals? It might be a packing list for travel or a checklist for how to do something. One of the first notes many Evernote users create is a checklist of some kind.

Recurring tasks in evernote