Set Up the Unprocessed Tasks List

To create a new Saved Search named Unprocessed:

• Click (left pane).
• Click New Search.
• Set the selector as: Match Any of the following criteria:
• The first line should read: Checked Off, then no.
• Click (far right of the line: Task, contains, …: ).

• Click (far right).

• Change the next line to: Start Date, is, then No Date (click No Date from the calendar pop-up).
• Click (far right).
• Change the next line to: Due Date, is, then No Date (click No Date from the calendar pop-up).
• Click (far right).
• Change new row to read: Priority, is not,then -1 Negative.
• Click (far lower right corner).
• Change the next line to: Checked Off, then no.
• Click (far right).
• Change new row to read: Context, is, then No Context
• Click .

• Input: Unprocessed in , then click (upper right).
• Sort the List:
  • Click the first icon next to SORT. This lets you set the primary sort options.
  • Click Date Added twice or until (opposite Date Added) is highlighted.
  • Click the second icon next to SORT.
  • Click Auto twice or until (opposite Auto) is highlighted.

You can create a new Saved Search, similar to this one, any time you need a custom view in Toodledo.

Or use the No Context view for unprocessed tasks:

• Click (upper right), then the No Context tab.
• Click the first icon next to SORT. This lets you set the primary sort options.
• Click Date Added twice or until (opposite Date Added) is highlighted.
• Click the second icon next to SORT.
• Click Importance twice or until (opposite Importance) is highlighted.

This isn’t as accurate as the Saved Search, since tasks without soft dates can slip through.