MLOi View filters using Context containing Contexts
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Nov 1, 2017, 4:19:02 AM11/1/17
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I’m experimenting with Context groups. I created a context @Follow-Up and set it up to contain contexts @Waiting and @Delegating. If I create a view and filter it to include tasks where Context contains @Follow-Up, they show up just fine. If I set a view to filter tasks where Context does not contain @Follow-up, they show up there too. Any ideas what I might be doing wrong?
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It cannot be done with 'does not contain' rule indeed since it works
with sub-contexts only. To filter out tasks by a parent context you need
to use the sub-rule 'contains'. Here are the steps:
1. Edit views->Add view->Select the group of tasks for the view->Next 2. Advanced filter-> Add condition group ->All conditions, inverse-> save 3. Add condition (sub-level)->Field: context, Condition: contains, Value: Follow-up->Save