How can I create a Todo page filtered after two tags ?

[user858753257]

I have tasks that I get from customers and I have tasks that are internal .

Which is the best method to different these kind of tasks ?

Should I add a tag "customer" to the customer tasks ?

[claremacrae]

Hi @F3000,

I'm not sure that there is a 'best' method.

It would be fine to use tags, if you wanted to.

If you have different customers, the tags could optionally indicate the customer... So you could have tags

• #customer/companyA
• #customer/companyB
• etc

Then you can filter by tag includes #customer to find all customer tasks.

You could also use custom grouping to group by the customer names

For example:

group by function task.tags.filter( (tag) => tag.includes("#customer/") )

Personally, I find it's easy to forget to add tags, so I generally try and use location information - like a folder filter.

But not everyone likes using a folder structure in their vaults.

[user858753257]

Hey @claremacrae ,

thanks for the tip .

I have seen that Filter by and Group by can search for file names .

My data structure is like following:

• ToDo
• tasks_general
• tasks_customerXY
• tasks_customerTT
• tasks_cuatomerGG

On my Todo page I display all tasks sorted by overdue etc..

My goal is now to have two lists on my Todo page :

• list of customer tasks
• list of general tasks

What do you think which approach is better ?

[claremacrae]

I would put this in the ToDo file:

# ToDo

## For customers

```tasks
filename includes customer
```

## General

```tasks
NOT (filename includes customer)
```

By using NOT (... ) in the General section you ensure that every task not in a customer file is shown, which is nice and safe.

[user858753257]

@claremacrae pwefect . Working for me :)

I have included the code into a canvas view .

There I have now two boxes with tasks .

I think canvas is at the moment the best thing to create a good looking dashboard without CSS hacks 😁