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I badly, badly wish Obsidian had some kind of database/spreadsheet feature. I'm limping along with LibreOffice spreadsheets for privacy, but it's a pain having
by do_not_redeem 2y ago
I badly, badly wish Obsidian had some kind of database/spreadsheet feature. I'm limping along with LibreOffice spreadsheets for privacy, but it's a pain having my notes in two different formats. And I miss grep.
- alostpuppy 2y agoWhat would you use this feature for?
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- do_not_redeem 2y agoBasically what parent said, little personal database tables. Example: I have a list of 100 movies I want to see, and I have columns like date watched, year released, should I rewatch again in 10 years, notes, etc. I want to be able to do two things: 1. Sort/filter by columns (ex: status = not watched) 2. Add markdown like "[[Steve]] told me to watch this" and have backlinks etc. work seamlessly with the rest of my notes. I know you can do that with Obsidian "properties" but I don't want 100 separate files for my to-watch list. And I've tried a few of the Obsidian database plugins too, but as far as keyboard usability none of them came close to VisiData or LibreOffice.
- jddj 2y agoI think this all works out of the box with logseq. You can create a movie template with a few props then put them anywhere and then tabularise all the entries with a query.
- adhamsalama 2y agoTry SiYuan Note. It was posted here a couple of days ago.