[mgorman85]

So I have a list of things to do in my morning and evening routine. I set these to repeat one day after completion, so that I can check them off and have them automagically appear in my list the next day. The problem is that I consistently find myself finishing off my evening routine after midnight, and because of this, if I check off items from my routine they won't show up the next night. Is there an option somewhere to change the time that "tomorrow" begins? Or does anyone know of a workaround for this?

[Brian]

It sounds like you want the "Repeat every 1 day" option. Under those conditions, you'll still get the due date you want. Does that help?

[Lucas]

Originally Posted by mgorman85

So I have a list of things to do in my morning and evening routine. I set these to repeat one day after completion, so that I can check them off and have them automagically appear in my list the next day. The problem is that I consistently find myself finishing off my evening routine after midnight, and because of this, if I check off items from my routine they won't show up the next night. Is there an option somewhere to change the time that "tomorrow" begins? Or does anyone know of a workaround for this?

Won't it work if you set the repeat mode to "Repeat Every" instead of "Due Again"?

[mgorman85]

The problem with "repeat every" is that if for some reason I don't get to an item(s), then the next day I have double of everything. That's why I like the "start again 1 day after completion" option, I don't get duplicates if I didn't get to it. Does that make sense?

[whpalmer4]

That's when you use the inspector or the Defer script from Dan Byler to bump those "duplicate" actions out one day on the calendar.