This is easy to solve, right now... Create a New List, called Colours Add 8 items to it, each one starting with the '=' character e.g. =Fruit And Veg Assign a colour to it, e.g Teal And so on
Now, in any list, typing '=' brings up a handy reminder of what all the colours are for
I use, since my most-used Supermarket is organised roughly like this: =Fruit And Veg (Teal) =Fresh Meat Fish Pasta (Green) =Dairy Eggs Juices (Pink) =Baking Bread Cakes (Orange) =Store Cupboard (Red) =Household And Pets (Purple) =Wine Beer Spirits (Blue) =Personal (White/No Colour)
Create a New List, called Colours
Add 8 items to it, each one starting with the '=' character
e.g. =Fruit And Veg
Assign a colour to it, e.g Teal
And so on
Now, in any list, typing '=' brings up a handy reminder of what all the colours are for
I use, since my most-used Supermarket is organised roughly like this:
=Fruit And Veg (Teal)
=Fresh Meat Fish Pasta (Green)
=Dairy Eggs Juices (Pink)
=Baking Bread Cakes (Orange)
=Store Cupboard (Red)
=Household And Pets (Purple)
=Wine Beer Spirits (Blue)
=Personal (White/No Colour)