Add a filter to only show subtasks
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Ricardo Barrera
Adding a filter to show only parent tasks would also be great and necessary.
Something like:
- If TASK Is SUBTASK
- If TASK Is Not SUBTASK
Or a Custom Field formula where something like =IsParentTask could be calculated
pixojoy
General, temporary workaround from Layla's video:
- Right-click the main root subtask › Copy Link
- Select the tasks under your subtasks
- In the mass-select action bar, select Dependencies
- Paste in the copied task URL under Waiting on
- Create a filtered View for Dependency: Waiting on
You can create 2 filtered Views named "Ready to do" and "Waiting on" where one includes all tasks with the Waiting on Dependency, and the other without them.
Source (timestamped): https://youtu.be/y9q3uyHia0U?si=wict_H5Uluy8orPw&t=303
pixojoy
Of course, filtering by subtasks would 1-up this method even further, but hopefully this helps out some folks in the meantime.
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Pier de Witt
If you have a lot of project tasks with subtasks, and you want to view all open tasks, it only respects the main task status. The subtask view option (collapsed, expanded, as separate tasks) doesn't help here. This is a big problem for teams that have a lot of projects with a lot of subtasks.
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Brian Shen
Brad Hill
I'm currently using a tag for every subtask that we create for any user, so that we can sort a list of tasks by the "Subtask" tag which takes the parent tasks from the list making the hidden from the sort. i would rather not have to add a custom tag to every subtask i create, if there was a native way that CU identifies and can sort subtasks. I love the idea of adding "Only Subtasks" as an option to the Subtasks sort pulldown!
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Brian Shen
Zach Everman
This would be very helpful. Right now we are using a tag to filter, but we are not wanting it to be a manual thing, so we are using an automation to add the tag. But that automation isnt perfect either. Why not just add an option here for "Only Subtasks"??
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Cassandra Kunkel
I'm adding my voice to this feature request as well! I'm using a Table view to create a sequenced to-do list, and I get confused when I see the Parent Tasks because those are just headers/project names and not actionable items. I would be great to have 3 views: parents only (with icon to indicate there are subtasks), all items, and then add one for just subtasks only but have the parent name available on hover or added to the subtask name or something to that effect.
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Andrew Swidergal
One of the things I would also love to see is to be able to filter/view subtasks that are overdue. Right now I can filter to see if the whole task if overdue only.
Tom Hinrichs
Merged in a post:
Place to Show All Subtasks
Zachary Martin
For example, in the project pane, I can see the count of tasks I have in one of my lists is 26 but I'm not sure the total number of subtasks within that list. I can click into the list and see that one of my tasks has 9 subtasks and another has 14 but I would love a place to see that there are 23 total. (Submitted via Intercom)
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