Sorting, filtering, and grouping on the page

Anyone viewing a snapshot can sort, filter, or group its rows on the fly — without changing the macro configuration. Hover over any column header on the rendered page to apply these manipulations. Use them when you want to focus on a subset of the data temporarily — for example, only the issues with status "To Do," only rows whose summary contains a specific word, or rows grouped by a field.

Principle: page-view manipulations are not persistent. Any change you make to the snapshot while viewing the page — sorting, filtering, grouping — disappears as soon as the page is refreshed and is invisible to other page viewers. To make a layout change permanent, edit the macro configuration on the page (which requires edit access to the page).

Filtering

Hover over a column header. A filter icon appears.

You can filter on a column in two ways:

  • By presence. Show only rows where the field has a value, or only rows where the field is empty. Useful for finding rows missing a piece of information — for example, work items without a blocker category set.

  • By text content. Enter text and choose a match operator (contains, equals, starts with, and so on). Snapshots applies the filter and shows only the matching rows.

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You can apply multiple filters across different columns simultaneously. The result narrows progressively as each filter is added.

Click Clear filter on the column header to remove a filter.

Sorting

Click a column header to sort the snapshot by that column's values. Click the header again to reverse the order.

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Grouping at view time

Hover over a column header on level 1 and choose Group. The snapshot reorganizes into sections by that column's values, exactly as if grouping had been configured in the macro.

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Making a change permanent

If you want a particular sort, filter, or grouping to persist across page refreshes — and to be visible to every page viewer of the page — apply it from the macro configuration instead:

Page-view action

Macro-configuration equivalent

Sort by clicking a column header

Field options → Sort

Filter by hovering on a column header

(no direct equivalent — refine the level's JQL instead)

Group by hovering on a level-1 column header

Grouping rows by a field

Editing the macro configuration requires edit access to the page.

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