Let us share our self-created templates, to make it easier for all of us 
I created a template for tracking diet information.
diet_nl is Dutch
diet_us is English
diet_nl.md.zip (371 Bytes) diet_us.md.zip (377 Bytes)
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I just created a simple journaling note template.
Date is title
- To do today
- Completed today
- Notes
simple_journal_us is English
simple_journal_us.md.zip (266 Bytes)
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Here is a handy meeting template I created for easy note-taking during meetings.
Meeting Details
Attendees
Announcements
Status of Old Action Items
Summary
Next Meeting
meeting_us is English
meeting_us.md.zip (349 Bytes)
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And for students, an easy lecture Template.
Work smarter, not harder!
Lecture Topics
Lecture Preparation
Important Points
Lecture Topic
Summary
Questions
To study
lecture_us is English
lecture_us.md.zip (412 Bytes)
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A simple task list, ready to be checked 
Task
simple_task_list_us is English
simple_task_list_us.md.zip (269 Bytes)
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I want to start doing something like this. Tried your template, but the date is not filling in the Title field, it's just on the first line of the note... Do I need to do something special to make it work?
An easy daily calendar, structure your day
Key Appointments
Planning
Reflection on the day
Actions to be plotted
To be proud of
simple_daily_calendar_us is English
simple_daily_calendar_us.md.zip (472 Bytes)
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Hi @dfwdraco76 which one is not working for you?
Sorry, I replied to the journal one, didn't realize the forum wasn't more specific about the reply.
Here's how it shows for me -- the title field is blank
Have you tried to fill in one of the journal items? After filling in please select a different note in Joplin. Please let me know what happens? Regards, Winko
I created a test note, exported to markdown, and see that there's no special identifier for the title/subject - it's just the first line.
So I'm not sure why it's not bringing it in that way when I use the template
UPDATE: As soon as I start typing in the note, the date pops up into the title field. Sorry to bother you!
No harm was done 
I guess that is the way Joplin works... I hope you enjoy the template(s)!!! Regards, Winko
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Quickly inject a two, three, or four column table.
Ctrl + Alt + i to paste a template into the body of a note at the cursor position.
Table - 2 column.md (177 Bytes) Table - 3 colum.md (211 Bytes) Table - 4 column.md (199 Bytes)
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Good to know while handling templates within Joplin. 
I write my templates in a plain text editor.
I made some more templates and I have found a different way of sharing them with the world. You can find them here:
So have fun and enjoy yourself!
Regards,
Winko
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Well done.
After adding a new template to Joplin (made easy by menu item Help/Open Profile Directory), you can avoid a restart of Joplin by activating the menu item File/Templates/Refresh Templates
Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you!!!
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I work on a lot of disparate stuff in a day. Here is my template which I keep in a Daily Notes notebook. I use the Quick Links plug in to link to my long term projects and jump back and forth etc.
Daily Notes.md (339 Bytes)
Here are a couple of templates I use for calculating date offsets, e.g. "Calculate the date 7 weeks from such-and-such a date". The resulting date is inserted into the note.
The templates require Templates plugin v3.0.0
When the template is inserted in a note, a dialogue asks:
- Do you want to calculate the offset using days, weeks, months, or years?
- What date do you want to work with?
- What period of time do you want to offset (negative numbers will calculate past offset from your selected date)?
The only difference between the two is the output format:
Offset friendly inserts the date in the format: 2nd June, 2020
Offset ISO 8601 inserts the date in the format: 2020-06-02
It should be fairly straightforward to adjust them to another format you would prefer (these just happen to be the formats I use a lot)
Offset friendly.md|attachment (685 Bytes)
Offset ISO 8601.md|attachment (673 Bytes)
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Here's a couple of very simple templates, both easy to customise.
- Change the background colour of a note from a selection of seven colours
- Insert coloured blocks of text into notes
Coloured background.md (921 Bytes)
Coloured blocks.md (1.4 KB)
Hope some one finds them useful