Filters available on the timeline and list view
- Hierarchy – View issues between two specific hierarchy levels.
- Issue details – Show issues that contain a keyword or phrase.
- Releases — See all issues assigned to a specific release.
- Teams — Filter by teams in the plan.
- Assignees — Filter by assignees in the plan, as well as users which belong to included teams.
- Sprints — Show only issues from any sprint included in your plan. You can also filter by sprint state (completed, future, external, etc). Read more about sprints states.
- Project — Filter top level-issues based on the project to which they belong. Child issues from other projects may still appear if they’re associated with the top-level issue from that project.
- Goals — Filter by Atlas goals to show links between granular work and outcomes.
- Priorities — Show only issues of a certain priority level in your plan.
- Issue types — Only show issues of a certain type, based on your plan’s configuration.
- Components — Filter by components, assuming they’re configured in your plan.
- Labels — Filter by labels, assuming they’re configured in your plan.
- Dependencies — Show only issues with dependencies in your plan. The dropdown menu contains the following options:
- All issues — Show all issues included in the plan, regardless of dependencies.
- Has dependencies — Show only issues that have dependencies.
- Overlapping dates — Show only off-track dependencies.
- Specific issue — Show dependencies related to a specific issue in your plan.
- Reporter – Filter based on who created the issue.
- Status — See issues based on their current status
- Warnings – Filter issues based on the warnings that apply to them.
- Date range – Set a start and end date to view a specific time range of your plan. This filter uses the configured date fields of your plan.
Filters available on the Program board
- Project — Filter top level-issues based on the project to which they belong. Child issues from other projects may still appear if they’re associated with the top-level issue from that project.
- Parent issue (such as Epic) – View only issues related to a specific higher-level work item
- Issue type – Only show issues of a certain type, based on your plan’s configuration.
Filters available on the Calendar view
Filter which issues show in the calendar view using the drop-downs at the top of the page. You can filter your issues according to:
- Project — Filter top level-issues based on the project to which they belong. Child issues from other projects may still appear if they’re associated with the top-level issue from that project.
- Issue type – Only show issues of a certain type, based on your plan’s configuration.
- Status — See issues based on their current status
- Assignees — Filter by assignees in the plan, as well as users which belong to included teams.
- Custom filters added to your plan