4.1 Simple Repeats
Pressing the “Repeat” button will bring up a list of several common
types of repeating schedules. These are:
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“Daily until...” will bring up a calendar where you can select the
final day to repeat the task. Then every time you complete the task on
or after its current due date, it will advance the due date to the next
day until it reaches the end date. After that, the task is left in a
completed state.
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“Every week” will advance the due date by one week every time it is
completed.
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“Semi-monthly” will advance the due date by 15 days if the original
due date was on the 1st to the 14th of the month; to the last day of the
month if the original due date was on the 15th; to 15 days earlier in
the next month if the original due date was on the 16th to the
29th; or to the 15th of the next month if the original due date was on
the 30th or 31st. The next time the task is completed, it advances to
the date of the next month that corresponds to the original due date, or
to the end of the month if the next month does not have enough days.
For example: if the original due date is January 30, 2014, then the next
due dates will be February 15, February 28, March 15, March 30, etc.
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“Every month” will advance the due date by one month every time it is
completed, on the same day of the month or at the end of the month if
the next month does not have enough days.
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“Every year” will advance the due date by one year every time it is
completed, on the same day and month of the year.
For all of these options, you can customize the schedule further by
pressing the repeat button again and selecting “Other...”.
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