To-do List Plugin: Stay Organized Without Leaving Google Sheets Turn your Google Sheet into an easy-to-use task manager with To-do List Plugin — designed to streamline your workflow and keep you focused. ✅ Effortless Task Tracking: Add, edit, and complete tasks directly in your sheet. Organize by due date, priority, or category. Mark tasks as done with a simple checkbox. ✅ Boost Productivity: Keep all your tasks in one place — no more switching between apps. Customize the list layout to fit your workflow. Use Google Sheets' built-in features to sort, filter, or even chart your progress. ✅ Perfect for: Personal to-dos — stay on top of daily tasks. Team projects — collaborate in shared sheets. Work tracking — monitor deadlines and priorities. 🚀 Get Started Quickly: Install the To-do List Plugin and start managing your tasks in seconds — no extra setup required. 👉 Stay productive and organized — all within Google Sheets! Please use the link https://spcsoft-galaxy.blogspot.com/p/to-do-list-plugin-setup.html which has screenshots for below: How to install? 1. After installation, go to your sheet’s Extensions menu. If it doesn’t appear, simply reopen your spreadsheet. 2. Open a blank sheet, our template, or your existing to-do list. 3. From the Extensions menu, choose To-do List Plugin > Plug in. How to use? Just edit your to-do list normally. The plugin uses the onEdit trigger to automate actions based on your input: - Editing a date: The task is re-sorted by date. - Marking a task complete: It moves to the end of the list. - Entering a task in the last row: A new blank row is added. - Completing a repeating task: The date advances based on your defined frequency. Repeating Frequency Format Use a format like nx, where: n = number, x = d (days), w (weeks), m (months), or y (years) Examples: d: daily (excluding weekends) 1d: daily (including weekends) 2w: every two weeks For monthly (m) and yearly (y) tasks, if the date is within 3 days of month-end, the next date will also stay close to month-end. Note on Performance The plugin relies on Google’s onEdit trigger and cloud processing. Depending on your connection and network traffic, changes may take a few seconds to reflect. A temporary red highlight on the task header signals when the plugin is working. If plugin actions interfere with your input, use Undo (Ctrl + Z) or Version History to revert. Over time, you’ll become familiar with how Google Sheets handles these triggers. This add-on is free for use. If you find it helpful, please consider supporting us. #SPCsoft #to-do #todo #todolist