Filter features displayed on the Gantt chart

Hi, another use case - where a quarter's planning has to adjust heavily to new circumstances, and many features get marked "Will not do", they all show up in the Gantt view as 0% complete, which makes at-a-glance clarity impossible -and causes additional stakeholder confusion beyond the initial strategic pivot.

Hi Frank, I'm sorry to hear about your reports. The limit has since been increased to 5,000 records on the Gantt chart. Can you try viewing your Gantt chart again and confirm that you are seeing the records you expect to see?

This may have been a nice to have in the past but it's mandatory now.

On June 3rd you restricted the Gannt charts to 250 elements for performance reasons. RELEASE NOTE

As a result you broke all my reports.

What is worse, you did not limit it to parent records first, but the first parent and the children. So I don't see all the releases in the selection if there are more then 250 features in the first releases.

Features are not available in the filter list. If they were, this would be a simple fix. A false condition for most features would still yield a list of all releases that qualify in the search.

I get why you limited Gantt chart search, but the implementation was not pretty and the effects could have been imagined.

This request for Feature level filters would support the new limit and not break all the reports currently in place.

I am going to vote for this because I would to filter by feature attribute, like type or status. But I am not using this for selecting this feature over that. That can be done on the roadmap view. But as you look at Larger Gantts including more releases and feature, you can hit the 250 limits pretty fast. Having a filter to trim type or status would be useful as I assess the progress of the portfolio.

This really is a must have. It is very frustrating to not be able to filter features to a single team within a release view, or a specific feature set. I do not understand the ADMINs response to this request, you are pressing your views against people that are actively using your tool and would find it very valuable to be able to filter out features from a gantt view, and do not find the roadmap view as effective.

In order to streamline our teams' ability to enter and track work into Aha! we have re-aligned fields between the epic and feature/activity record types as opposed to having duplicate fields in multiple record types (in order to support team-level reports, etc.). We made this decision based on the ability to filter by fields in other record types in all other views. We have since learned that this is not possible in the Gantt view, which limits how our teams are able to interact with the tool. Gantt is important because the updates are live unlike in Roadmap or other reports.

We recommend adding the same filtering functionality to the Gantt view that exists in every other view for consistency and functionality. See attached screenshots for how different the filter options are between the Gantt and other views.

The admin response does not make any sense.

If I want to see a clear view of in-flight work, without looking at completed features, I should be able to do that. No matter the view ot report style, you should be able to filter based on any level of detail.

I create a new idea for it but my company also need a filter by feature on the gantt chart.

I see the same need as Oleksandr below. When adding features to a release they will be worked off one after another and it should be possible to limit down the view to those which remain relevant.

The response here is 3 years old.  Can you reasses.  We have several users requesting a filtered gantt chart view of features to be able to review and assess the sequencing.  This would be a good decision support screen and whilst it was rejected in 2016 i do consider it a value add.

We would like to filter out all features that are shipped. This is very useful when you have a large project with many tasks in one project.