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Cards missing in Board View when filter is on
I have a List in Board View which I would like to filter to show only cards where a certain person in my company is in the field Assigned and where this field is empty.
When I do, only cards where this field is empty are visible.
When I clear the browser history, the cards where I (or any other person) am in field Assigned appear. This lasts only a few minutes, then they disappear again, and only cards where field Assigned is empty are visible. For the missing cards to appear again, I have to clear the browser history.
Please help me figure this out. I can't be clearing the browser history every five minutes.
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eirikurbth Can you check and confirm, did you save the list view after applying filter conditions?
- Go to SharePoint List
- Click on Settings (gear icon) > Select List settings
- Scroll down to "Views" section on list settings page
- Select your board view
- Check "Filters" section on view settings page
- If any condition is missing, add it as per your requirements and click on Save/OK button
OR If you are able to filter Assigned to column from modern list view, apply required filters on the column and then use "Save as" option from top right corner where you change the view to save the changes you made to list view (save view with same name).
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ganeshsanap thank you for the reply.
I have tried both methods you mention. The result is the same, I only see cards where nobody is assigned.
eirikurbth Can you show us how you have configured filter options for your list view?
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