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Understand how achievement is calculated

For the last 7 or 30 days, achievement divides dates when the daily target was reached by dates when the list was scheduled.
- Check: The date is complete when the list receives at least one completion record on a scheduled date.
- Count: The date is complete only when records reach the configured daily target on a scheduled date.
Dates before the list was created and dates outside its recurrence are not included in the denominator.
02
Compare 7-day and 30-day lists
Choose 7 Days or 30 Days under KI.LOG HABITS to view up to four active lists and their achievement in actual records. SAMPLE PREVIEW may show more examples so you can explore the feature.
The shorter range responds more strongly to recent change, while 30 days is useful for seeing the broader recurring flow. If they differ greatly, review whether your recent schedule or daily target changed.
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Explore common check times
The ki.log activity map groups positive check events by weekday and three-hour period. An event that adds several completions contributes the amount added to the cell's intensity.
An event that removes a record during recent-date editing is excluded from the positive-check map, but 30-day history shows both additions and removals.
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View top lists and Category Detail
Top Activity ranks ki.log lists first by completed scheduled dates, then by achievement when those counts are equal. It is not a ranking of button selections.
In Category Detail, choose a category to review each list's completed and scheduled dates and its common recording period.