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priority in task reports

Paul Wijnen

We use in our team task reports to report and organize work that is not linked to Jira projects. This works great as in confluence project environment you can note tasks anywhere and you group em on one page. Big downside is that i can not find a way to filter on priority. Only date, user of page where it is mentioned. filtering on task name for example would already help me allot, is there anyone who has an idea?

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Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}

Hi @Paul Wijnen

We can recommend to try our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence.

Wrap your Task Report macro into the Table Filter macro and use different types of filters for every required column. For example, you'll be able to filter by assignee (dropdown filter), due dates (date range filter) and description (free text filter).

Standard Task Report:

Paul 1.png Task Report&Table Filter: Paul 2.png Filtering by assignee: Paul 3.png Filtering by description (priority): Paul 4.png Note that our filter works with statuses and recognizes their text successfully.

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Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}

Hi @Paul Wijnen

We can recommend to try our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence.

Standard Task Report:

Paul Wijnen

Thanks Katerina,

I was not aware that you can use this combination, we work like this now and we getting nearer, what is still missing is an sort function on description or on a filtered list, or am i missing something and is this possible?

Use case: workpackages that are planned in an order how they should be executed.The assignee and due dates are not sufficient, therefore our idea was to use a number in the description and sort on the numbering on alphabetic order (numeric order). but i cant find how.

Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}

Hi @Paul Wijnen ,

The Description field is an unsortable one in Confluence, so it will be a little tricky to sort it.

At first, wrap the Task Report macro in the Table Transformer macro (no changes in the settings required). Now all the fields are sortable.

Then wrap both macros in the Table Filter macro where your filters are set.

Paul 5.png The second step is to add the default sorting to your Table Filter macro.

Paul 6.png Paul 7.png As you can see, now our sorting works just fine.

Paul Wijnen

If you were close i would fetch a delux cup of coffee for ya,

Thanks allot. it works. I will show of internally with your knowledge haha. again thanks.

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