Note-Taking
The Add Note feature is about making an observation or jotting a reminder. For example, about an hour ago, I took one serving of Now's Whey Protein Isolate (Dutch Chocolate). One serving, 33 grams, equals about 25 grams of protein. Add another 8 grams of protein when mixed with a glass of milk. I clicked on the Add Note feature on Cronometer and noted that this "milkshake" didn't have enough carbohydrate. In the future, I can try mixing it with Now's Carbo Gain, but after today, the note will get buried and what was written will be for nought. The reason is that there is no Note heading which says CLICK to list all your Note's! They can't be listed, and they can't be searched at the present time. Note-adding is an exercise in futility on Cronometer because of this!
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Hi Starchivore,
You can access all the notes you have entered in your diary. From the Profile tab, click the gear icon in the Account Information section. Select Export Data, choose a date range, then select Export Notes. You will get a document with your notes and the dates you entered them.
Best,
Karen Stark
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But I don't want to export them. I want to quickly view/scan, say, the 10 most recent notes. Similar to what one can do on Cronometer by hovering over a nutrient in a list of 20 foods and view the 10 foods that are highest in that particular nutrient.
Hello Starchivore,
Ok thanks for the idea! Where do you think would be a good spot to hover to see a quick summary list of recent notes you have added?
Best,
Karen Stark
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Where the Gear is located, where you can "Mark Day Complete", I think would be a good spot to add "Show Notes". Thanks for considering this.
Noted
Hilary
cronometer.com
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