Hi! If you’re reading this then that means you’re using this scheduling template I made, in which case, thank you.

Here is a guide for how to most effectively use the template

Planner

The planner is pretty simple. It has three properties, work time, chill time, and the date. The only thing that differentiates it is the next button.

The Next Button

The next button automatically calculates how much later than the current task the next task should be. For example

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Set Time Tasks

You may also notice the buttons labeled, “wake up,” “go to school,” “go to school (tuesday),” and “go to bed”

These are tasks that I always do at the same time everyday, so I just made specific buttons for them

For these tasks, there is actually a hidden property to ensure that they end at the same time everyday called “Hidden Time)”

Modifying these tasks can seem daunting, but it is actually easy, all you need is some (very simple) math

Equations for creating buttons

First, duplicate one of the pre-existing buttons

Second, find how many minutes into the day the time you want it to start is. To find the time in minutes, you need to use the equation $time=60(hours)+minutes$ (using 24hr time)

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Example: 3:15 PM → 15:15 Military time → $time = 60(15)+15$ → $time=900 + 15=915$

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Plug the output of this equation into the formula for time and time at the highlighted section “dateAdd(”date triggered”, time start, "minutes")”