![]() ![]() So in this case you will have a Started Time (Date & Time) Ended Fast (Date & time) Total Fasting time ( dateBetween() formula) Goal Time (Number) and Fasting Progress (formula: Total Fasting time/Goal Time). it's not always 16 hours), is to create another number property (let's call it Goal Time) and divide the Total Fasting Time by Goal Time on another formula property (let's call it Fasting Progress). The other option, if you do change your total/goal fasting time (i.e. I have also added 3 properties on the daily database in the sandbox (link on my original post above) so you can duplicate and experiment. If you know that your target is always 16 hours, you can just follow the steps I showed and on your formula property for Total Fasting Time, you can just "Divide by" 16. Hi! So this will actually be pretty easy if I understand correctly. Check out the sandbox link on my original post where I have created a MonthlyHabitTrackerProgress database to demonstrate this. Then within the formula, I can create a progress bar and ring as needed to see my percent checked for habit for a specific month. ![]() So the "Morning Routine Trend" is a formula that is equal to the "MorningRoutineRollup" which is a rollup of my Morning Routine checkboxeds from my daily habit tracker database. Now Notion doesn't quite allow you to create a progress bar or ring with rollups (that I know of, happy to be wrong) so I created a formula that just copies the number from each of the habit rollups. This will give me a percent number rollup. Then in the month database, I have to create a rollup for each habit I am tracking but rollup as percent checked. While I can't just get a percent check progress bar or ring in the "Calculate" row of my table view of the database, I can however relate that database to another new database-let's call it MonthlyHabitTrackerProgress database-this is where each day will relate to a certain month from the month database. So in my example, I used a daily habit tracker where I check various habits. Just click on the rollup and Edit Property, then you can select that property to show as a number, bar, or ring! A lot of us must have been complaining for them to roll this out so quickly :) TLDR: you have to go into Edit Property within the Formula property and select Number format and select Bar/Ring.ĮDIT: Same concept can be applied to a Habit Tracker.ĮDIT 2: As of August 18, 2022, you can add progress bars and rings to rollups! No need for another formula property to get the rollup value. It is pretty simple but easily missed! Enjoy! As a matter of fact, you can get it with Formula property as well! Here is a sandbox for you all to try explaining how to get this to work for you. I have noticed a lot of us were wondering how to get it to show with Formulas since it appeared under the Number property only. Hi all! Everyone is excited with Notion's new Progress Bar/Ring feature. ![]()
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