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Hello. Thanks for CHECKVIST it's a wonder. Would you please add the function "the time which i planned to spend" and "sort by duration". Usually i resolve tasks from the short to long: some tasks may be resolved by minute and other in a hours or days. For example the keys "dt" and duration in minutes.

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  1. Sergej Kop2 March 2014 at 02:57

    Excellent idea. The ability to add custom fields to every list item with predefined formats (date, duration, currency.. You name it) would be killer!

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  2. Checkvist2 March 2014 at 10:12

    Thanks, Михаил Гусев! It's a good suggestion, and we'll such a feature, but a bit later. Now we're working on a new mobile app mostly. So please, vote/watch the issue http://checkvist.uservoice.com/forums/2121-/suggestions/82564- to know when it's implemented. There's also a Chrome plugin (see in the comments) that does the job, but it's not stable at the moment. Again, thanks for the suggestion.

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  3. Checkvist2 March 2014 at 10:13

    Sergej Kop custom columns, like in OmniOutliner? :)

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  4. Sergej Kop2 March 2014 at 10:28

    Never used OmniOutliner, but sounds like the thing i'd want!

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  5. Jordan Weitz31 August 2014 at 17:55

    I would also enjoy a running-summary of duration (by hierarchy).  I was just now planning my evening and I know I have to be somewhere by 7pm.  I know my transportation cost is 20minutes and I know the costs of various things I'd like to get done.  It would be cool if the hierarchy node "before event" (or whatever I wanted to name it) updated instantly as I drag and drop tasks into it.

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  6. Checkvist3 September 2014 at 11:52

    Hello Jordan, 
    Your request could be probably solved by a kind of gantt chart, which would allow to plan your time during the day. I don't think Checkvist will ever have features for such detailed time planning. It is more task outliner than time management solution. 

    Kind regards,
    KIR

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