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- 24 Jan 2024
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Sorting in Boards
Overview
The "Boards" section in DevStride allows for a visual representation of tasks and their progress. Sorting these tasks can aid in managing workflows, focusing on priorities, and organizing items efficiently.
Accessing the Sort Feature
To sort tasks on a board:
- Go to the "Boards" section of your DevStride workspace.
- Click on the "Sort" button, which you can find at the top right side of the board.
Sorting Options
You can sort tasks on the board by the following fields:
- Rank: Orders tasks based on their priority or order in the workflow.
- Date Added: Sorts tasks by the date they were added to the board.
- Start Date: Organizes tasks by the date they were started.
- Due Date: Arranges tasks by their due date.
- Item Type: Sorts tasks by their type, such as User Story, Bug, etc.
- Author: Organizes tasks by the user who created them.
- Point Effort: Sorts tasks by the estimated effort points.
- Time Spent: Organizes tasks by the amount of logged time.
- Team: Arranges tasks by the assigned team.
- Cycle: Sorts tasks by the sprint or cycle they are part of.
- Board: Organizes tasks by their associated board.
- Subtasks Count: Arranges tasks by the number of subtasks.
- Labels Count: Sorts tasks by the number of labels attached.
- Dependencies Count: Organizes tasks by the number of dependencies.
- Title: Arranges tasks alphabetically by their title.
- Assignee: Sorts tasks by the assigned user.
- Priority: Organizes tasks by priority level.
- Status: Arranges tasks by their current status.
- Estimate: Sorts tasks by the estimated time for completion.
Applying Sorting
To apply sorting:
- Select the field you want to sort by from the "Sort by Field" dropdown.
- Choose the sorting order:
- Ascending (↑)
- Descending (↓)
- Click on the "Sort" button to reorder the tasks accordingly.
Example
To sort tasks by Priority in descending order:
- Click on the "Sort" button.
- Select "Priority" from the dropdown menu.
- Choose "Descending" as the order.
- Hit "Sort" to apply and see the highest priority tasks at the top.
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