Advanced Search Tips

In TaskAnt, we can find out tasks quickly via typing certain terms in the search field and find. Below are some examples we can learn it clearly.

#123
Go straight to the No.123 task

to:brian
List all tasks assigned to Brian

from:brian
List all tasks created by Brian

in:Project1
List all tasks in Project 1 (if you’re not in this project, you can’t see anything.)

in:Project1 to:brian
List all tasks in Project1 and assigned to Brian. “to:brian in:Project1″ will have the same result.

due:today
List all tasks which due date is today

due:?-thisweek
List all tasks which due date is before this week (including this week)

due:tomorrow-?
List all tasks which due date is later than tomorrow (including tomorrow)

status:canceled
List all canceled tasks (You still can’t see tasks which belong the project you’re not in.)

is:starred
List all tasks starred by you

pri:3
List all tasks labeled with highest priority (red)

P.S. We can combine these terms to search, except using task number directly.

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One Comment

  1. Anton Danilchenko
    Posted September 5, 2011 at 1:18 am | Permalink

    Please, add autocomplete to search field.

    I am enter “to:” and should appear dropdown list with all members in specified project.
    Thanks!

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