Ability to filter cards by people, labels and tags
Ability to filter the cards on a board by people, labels and tags to be able to view e.g. only the cards with a specific label or with a specific hashtag in the title
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We’ve just released a Filter menu in Planner where you can filter tasks by due date, label, or assignee. You can also enter a keyword to search for a task by it’s title!
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92 comments
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Xander Burgess commented
using the Group by Progress option at present, but be able to filter this to see progress of tasks by each team member individually.
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M Maguire
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I would also like to be able to filter by bucket so that I can look at the status view for one or two buckets at a time.
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Nathan Wood
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Filtering options for viewing boards and charts would be beneficial to using planner more productively
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Anders Møller Andersen
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I could definatly use that
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Sijbrand
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We use for our team the boards, but when clicking on a name every card will become blue, but it would be nice if there is also an option to real filter on this.
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Emily
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We should be able to filter tasks to view them by due date. Having the newest task at top isn't always helpful, and I should have to drag them around.
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Ivars Svekris
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Yes, please.
I usually use Trello and this is killer-feature missing. -
Paul Moody
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Why would you be able assign a label if you can't filter by them? I need to be able to group and filter tasks in different ways (by bucket, date due, label, assigned to, etc.). This is a key missing feature that's making Planner hard to use. Check out how Trello does this.
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CM
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Yes I am surprised this is not a feature, it is another reason why I initially think planner is great, then stop using it because of this
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Jerry Berndobler
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I vote yes!!!
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Vicente Mut
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+1 Planner could be an excellent tool for Get the things done (GTD) metodology but filter by labels/tags is a foundation to be efficient selecting the task you have to do.
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Erica
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It would be great to able to filter on any word in the tasks.
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Anonymous
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Yes please. I have been searching for a way to filter. Seems obvious that you would want to see the task that are due the soonest at the top!
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Mike Ward
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Currently the menu at the top of a Bucket is only rename and delete. It would be useful if that menu was expanded to include a sort function which would then sort the tasks in the bucket (e.g. by A-Z (asc, desc), start date (asc, desc), due date (asc, desc) assignee, and a highlight function, which would basically "filter" according to similar criteria
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Anonymous
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It should be possible to filter fasks within a board by the labels assigned to them. This would make the planner incredibly powerful! Also, other Kanban-based products provide this feature.....
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Andy
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In addition to this we should also be able to create different levels of views such that we can define one attribute for the high level view, then another attribute to drive the next level down, etc. We could have owner or business unit, assigned to, category, etc. and different people may want to see things from a different top level or other level down.
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Rubin Dhillon
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Yes! And add the ability to filter by tag across multiple boards please (like in Asana). This would make Planner incredibly powerful.
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James Ward commented
Just like Trello, be able to view tasks, in date order, and filtered to how imminently they are due.
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Also needs to be able to filter by due date - as per Trello's:
Due in the next day
Due in the next week
Due in the next month
Overdue
Has no due date
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Giovani Suarez
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I agree. It's very important to managers to control and strike a balance about workload of his team.