How to filter tasks in ClickUp

Filter tasks in a ClickUp List by priority: open Filter, add a Priority condition, pick a value, and see only matching tasks in your view.

Quick answer

To filter tasks in ClickUp, open your List and click **Filter** in the toolbar, then choose **Priority** as the filter. Open the value picker, pick **Urgent**, and the list narrows to matching tasks. A badge shows **1 Filter**, and **Clear all filters** removes it when you want every task back.

Steps at a glance

  1. Open your List and click Filter in the toolbar.
  2. Choose Priority from the filter list.
  3. Open the value picker next to Is.
  4. Pick Urgent.
  5. Check the list shows only matching tasks.

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Summary

ClickUp filters let you narrow a List to the tasks that matter right now, such as everything marked Urgent. You build a condition in the Filter menu and the list updates straight away. It keeps a busy List readable without changing any task.

Step-by-step guide

  1. Step 1

    Open the filter menu

    Open the List you want to work in. In the toolbar above the tasks, click **Filter**. A Filters panel opens with a **Select filter** drop-down where you pick what to filter by.

  2. Step 2

    Choose Priority as the filter

    In the **Select filter** list, choose **Priority**. The list also offers options such as **Status**, **Tags**, **Due date** and **Assignee**, so pick whichever field fits what you want to find.

  3. Step 3

    Open the value picker

    The condition now reads **Priority** **Is**. Click **Select an option** to open the list of values you can match.

  4. Step 4

    Pick Urgent

    Choose **Urgent** from the list. The other options are **High**, **Normal**, **Low** and **No Priority**.

  5. Step 5

    See only the filtered tasks

    Close the panel. The List now shows only tasks that match, and the toolbar shows **1 Filter**. Use **Clear all filters** to bring every task back.

Why this matters

You have a List full of tasks and only need the urgent ones before a stand-up. Filtering by priority cuts the list down in a few clicks, so you can focus on what is due first and clear the filter once you are done.

Frequently asked questions

  • Does filtering change my tasks?

    No. A filter only changes what the view shows. Your tasks stay as they are, and **Clear all filters** shows every task again.

  • Can I add more than one filter?

    The Filters panel has an **Add filter** button, so you can add another condition alongside the first one.

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