Filter issues on your plan

You can search for specific issues on your timeline or narrow the scope of what’s displayed in your plan by filtering issues using the Filters menu.

On this page:

• Filters available on the timeline and list view

• Filters available on the Program board

• Filters available on the Calendar view

• Custom filters

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

Custom filters

You can filter by custom fields if they’re configured for your plan. Read how to configure custom fields in your plan.

 Your plan supports five custom field types as filters:

• single-choice select

• multiple-choice select

• checkbox

• radio button

• label