Sometimes, a task suddenly comes to mind, and you just want a place to jot down its description quickly, perhaps on your phone. You may not have a date, priority, or other details in mind at that moment.
As a user shared, she often enters task descriptions as they come to mind and go through the list later in the day to add dates, priorities, and other details.
In response to this feedback, the Configuration has been enhanced with an option to switch off Auto-fill date for new row.

When this option is unchecked, the following behaviors apply:
1. No automatic date carry-over for new row
The date from the previous task will not be carried over to a new row. You can simply enter the task description and leave the date blank.
2. A scratch area at the top for new tasks without dates
Undated rows at the top become a scratch area for capturing tasks that need further attention. Sorting starts from the rows below the last undated row.
3. Complete task details at your own pace
Later, when you have time to organize your tasks, you can add dates, priorities, or other details, whether the task is at the top or in the middle of the scratch area.
The sorting boundary will remain unchanged, so your updates will not be disrupted by sorting. Only when the updated rows become connected to the sorted range will the sorting range expanded upward.
In summary, this enhancement gives you two working areas in your to-do list: a scratch area at the top for quickly capturing tasks as they come to mind, and a sorted area below for tasks that are organized.Capture first, organize later — at your own pace.


