Period filter
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You can filter your OKRs by period by choosing one of the periods in the selector above the OKRs list. You will see all OKRs matching the chosen timeframe. That means that if you choose Y2021, you should see both OKRs for the year 2021 and for each of the quarters.
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You can add a custom period if you work with a non-standard OKR timeframe, during the creation of a new OKR. It will appear on the period list in the filter after creating the OKR. |
Column filters
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How to filter your OKR Overview?
Under each column name, you can find a field with a filter symbol. When you click it, you will see filter options available for a certain column. After the filter is applied, the chosen options will appear in the field below the column header.
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You can filter by any field available. You can configure which columns you see on the Overview by selecting Columns in the Column layout options. You can do it via the table options menu:
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Column filtering options
By default, we will show you your filtered results the OKRs matching currently applied filters along with a higher level of hierarchy above.
For instance, if you will be looking for OKRs that have “Off track” status, and there is only one KR with such a status, we will show both this the matching KR and its Objective.
In order to show only the filtering results or to show both higher- and lower level items of the filtering results, open the “Filters” button. There is a section with “Filtering options” click the “Filtering options” tab. It will open a side panel with the options to show/hide lower level and higher-level items of the filtering results. You can also choose to display Jira issues connected to the KRs matching the query, if you have this option turned on in the Settings.
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