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Do you have too many tasks in view or have tasks from multiple sources you want to see in a consolidated list? This is where custom filters come in.
With custom filters you can define the tasks you want to see in the task list based on the parameters you choose. Filters can be applied to tasks created in Morgen and those imported from an integrated source, even bringing tasks from multiple sources together in one view.
How to create a filtered list
When you open the tasks sidebar by either clicking on the checkbox icon or using the shortcut space bar, you will see a filter icon at the top.
After clicking the filter icon you will be shown a list of all your tasks sources.
If you select "All tasks here" from a specific source, you will be shown tasks in your filtered view. You can then include all tasks from other sources as well if you want a combined view of all your tasks.
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Select the task sources you would like to show.
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Creating custom filtered lists
Each task source will show specific parameters that can be used to filter your lists. For example Morgen tasks can be filtered by:
- Due date
- Task size
- Task list
- Importance
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External task integrations have different filtering options depending on the properties associated with those imported tasks, which may include:
- Priority
- Status
- Note
- Tag
- List
- Project
- Label
- Category
- Team
- Custom properties
Combine custom filters from various sources to create your filtered view.
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If you want to remove one source/property from the filter, you can simply click on the X in the list at the top of your task panel.
Sorting filtered views
You can sort any filtered view by:
- Importance or Priority
- Due date
- Source
- our Morgen Priority Factor
Custom filtered views can't currently be saved, but we are actively working on this feature.
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