Shift date by one week in org-mode?












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In an org mode buffer (not in an org-agenda buffer) I fairly often want to shift a date by one week at a time.



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    In an org mode buffer (not in an org-agenda buffer) I fairly often want to shift a date by one week at a time.



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      In an org mode buffer (not in an org-agenda buffer) I fairly often want to shift a date by one week at a time.



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      In an org mode buffer (not in an org-agenda buffer) I fairly often want to shift a date by one week at a time.



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      Croad LangshanCroad Langshan

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          With the cursor on the timestamp, C-c . to active the date selection dialog (org C-c ! if it's an inactive timestamp). It will default to the current value of the timestamp. Then shift-<up> shift-<down> changes the date by one week.






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          • I swear I've tried this a whole bunch of times before and if ends up inserting another date overlapping in some weird way with the one I C-c .ed on. Now it works for me and I can't get it to do the overlapping thing any more. I don't know what I'm doing different :-/

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          With the cursor on the timestamp, C-c . to active the date selection dialog (org C-c ! if it's an inactive timestamp). It will default to the current value of the timestamp. Then shift-<up> shift-<down> changes the date by one week.






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          • I swear I've tried this a whole bunch of times before and if ends up inserting another date overlapping in some weird way with the one I C-c .ed on. Now it works for me and I can't get it to do the overlapping thing any more. I don't know what I'm doing different :-/

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          With the cursor on the timestamp, C-c . to active the date selection dialog (org C-c ! if it's an inactive timestamp). It will default to the current value of the timestamp. Then shift-<up> shift-<down> changes the date by one week.






          share|improve this answer
























          • I swear I've tried this a whole bunch of times before and if ends up inserting another date overlapping in some weird way with the one I C-c .ed on. Now it works for me and I can't get it to do the overlapping thing any more. I don't know what I'm doing different :-/

            – Croad Langshan
            Dec 16 '18 at 17:53














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          With the cursor on the timestamp, C-c . to active the date selection dialog (org C-c ! if it's an inactive timestamp). It will default to the current value of the timestamp. Then shift-<up> shift-<down> changes the date by one week.






          share|improve this answer













          With the cursor on the timestamp, C-c . to active the date selection dialog (org C-c ! if it's an inactive timestamp). It will default to the current value of the timestamp. Then shift-<up> shift-<down> changes the date by one week.







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          answered Dec 15 '18 at 18:42









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          • I swear I've tried this a whole bunch of times before and if ends up inserting another date overlapping in some weird way with the one I C-c .ed on. Now it works for me and I can't get it to do the overlapping thing any more. I don't know what I'm doing different :-/

            – Croad Langshan
            Dec 16 '18 at 17:53



















          • I swear I've tried this a whole bunch of times before and if ends up inserting another date overlapping in some weird way with the one I C-c .ed on. Now it works for me and I can't get it to do the overlapping thing any more. I don't know what I'm doing different :-/

            – Croad Langshan
            Dec 16 '18 at 17:53

















          I swear I've tried this a whole bunch of times before and if ends up inserting another date overlapping in some weird way with the one I C-c .ed on. Now it works for me and I can't get it to do the overlapping thing any more. I don't know what I'm doing different :-/

          – Croad Langshan
          Dec 16 '18 at 17:53





          I swear I've tried this a whole bunch of times before and if ends up inserting another date overlapping in some weird way with the one I C-c .ed on. Now it works for me and I can't get it to do the overlapping thing any more. I don't know what I'm doing different :-/

          – Croad Langshan
          Dec 16 '18 at 17:53


















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