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As of 2019 has Trello filtering function changed?

Paul Olsen_ykv4rd

I am testing Trello and have a paid business class account. I have read in several user boards and in the Trello documentation about using Trello's Filter feature. This appears to be exactly the functionality I need. However, the menu on my board provides only a search option. Has the filter functionality changed? Or am I looking in the wrong place?

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marc -Collabello--Phase Locked-

@Paul Olsen Once you open a board in Trello, on the top left you'll see the search field. The board filtering is at the top right, under "Show Menu" -> "Filter Cards".

Hope this helps.

Paul Olsen_ykv4rd

@Marc Peralta thanks for the response. On my board, both functions the one at the top and also the one in the menu) are called “search”. It dawns on me this could be because I only have one board at this time.

Iain Dooley

@Paul Olsen The filter is in the board menu:

https://help.trello.com/article/787-filtering-cards-on-a-board

You can also hit the "f" keyboard shortcut to show the filter. Can you please share a screenshot of your menu where you're seeing "Search" on the right?

Paul Olsen_ykv4rd

In my original post I mentioned that I only found "Search" in the menu. This may have been a temporary situation, as the term has now changed to "Search Cards". When I hit "f" as proposed in the helpful response above, this "Search Cards" function appears to be the tool invoked.

I have also noticed that some users access my board still see the term "Filter." They have free accounts and I have a business class account.

At this point I view this as a curiosity . . . I am able to do what is needed, and the "Search Cards" function appears to perform actions attributed to the "Filter" function.

Iain Dooley

@Paul Olsen this looks like an interface experiment. The Trello team often test whether or not a particular feature has a positive or negative effect on use by rolling it out to a selection (presumably random) of users and observing the result somehow against some metrics. I don't work for Trello and don't know precisely how this works, but I do know that lots of people post confused questions to the community whenever they do this

Anyway, I'd say this is purely a wording change in the interface designed to see whether or not the word "Search" results in more people figuring out how filtering works. The functionality is, I assume, identical since you've pointed out that you can get the result you're after using this menu item.