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Now that you have pulled in your events and added extra context with categories there is many different ways to access the information in a Coda doc. There are two examples below: accessing the information in the body of the doc and charting the information in a Coda chart.
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Accessing the results in the body of your Coda doc

The summary below is using formulas to pull out information from the events that you tagged in the previous section.
My total meeting time coming up is
7 hrs
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over the next
7
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(day(s).
*Note* this does not include all-day events.
I have
3
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event(s) with a total of
1 hr 30 mins
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time set aside for Personal activities.
I have
0
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event(s) with a total of
0
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set aside for Sync activities.
I have
1
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event(s) with a total of
1 hr 30 mins
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set aside for Project activities.
I have
0
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event(s) with a total of
0
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set aside for User focused activities.
I have
3
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event(s) with a total of
3 hrs
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set aside for Brainstorming activities.
I have
2
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event(s) with a total of
1 hr
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set aside for Team Building activities.
I have
0
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event(s) with a total of
0
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set aside for Mentoring activities.

Charting the results in a Coda chart

Below is a graphical representation of the events you tagged in the previous section. This is really a view of that table set to show as a chart.
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Want to print your doc?
This is not the way.
Try clicking the ⋯ next to your doc name or using a keyboard shortcut (
CtrlP
) instead.