As I move back to core Apple, I ran into one challenge with Reminders. It’s not easy to go back and see what you did. I considered may ways of logging it, Notes, Spreadsheet, Drafts (I know, not core Apple, but come on, it’d Drafts!) and landed on the Calendar as the best way to track.
I created a new Calendar, called “Completed” and this reminder logs all the completed reminders with their notes on the day they were completed. With Spotlight, I can easily search for any reminder and see when it was done. To make them stand out, I prefix each one with a
which I can also search for to see only completed tasks over the last week.
Enjoy!
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woah, wait, so how does the reminder log itself in the Calendar app?
That’s what the shortcut does. It processes all completed reminders and adds them to the specified calendar at that time of completion.
Have you posted the shortcut? If not could you share the link 
All of this, while on iOS 14 beta. No hiccups when running, figured the indexing step would have broke or something
Thanks very good,
just a question: have you tried with a big amount of data… 5000 reminders?
This is awesome! I edited it to have only one list run (because my grocery list is also in reminders), changed the name of the calendar and changed the logged calendar entry to the task and tag name, but otherwise kept it as it is. I have an automation the runs the shortcut every time reminders (app) closes and it’s working GREAT!! Thank you!!!