Four-quadrant (2x2) matrix view

[ka_nishiyama]

I find this view useful.

One use is similar to the Eisenhower Matrix.

In my opinion, all four quadrants are list views.

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[Richard_Sather]

Hi @ka_nishiyama , perhaps you can now achieve this with swimlanes in board view?

[ka_nishiyama]

Hi, @Richard_Sather .
As you say, it’s similar to the board view and swimlane, but I think it’s different in practical terms.
The reason is that the required functionality is a 2x2 matrix and list view (not a board).

It’s a shame that Asana recommends this( Eisenhower Matrix ) but can’t actually implement it in the UI.

[lpb]

Your request is interesting and I voted for it; it might not come up all the time but would be helpful at times.

@ka_nishiyama

It’s a shame that Asana recommends this( Eisenhower Matrix ) but can’t actually implement it in the UI.

You could implement the Eisenhower Matrix easily in Asana, if you’re willing to forego the precise 2x2 presentation. Create a single-select custom field with four values, one corresponding to each box, then in List view group by that field:

If you really want the 2x2 visual representation, I offered that a long time ago in Asana2Go (Disclaimer: I’m the creator):

Asana2Go Creates Your Eisenhower Matrix

[image] Asana2Go now easily creates an attractive Eisenhower (Urgency/Importance) Matrix from any of your tasks, regardless of how they’re organized. Demo/How-To Video - Asana2Go: Create Your Eisenhower (Urgent-Important) Matrix Note: The video shows the use of a custom field, but if you prefer you can instead assign a tag of either Q1, Q2, Q3, or Q4 to achieve the same effect. Medium Post - Asana2Go Creates Your Eisenhower Matrix (includes above video) Asana2Go is free for all private an…

Thanks,

Larry

[ka_nishiyama]

Thank you very much.
I’m sorry I couldn’t find your post until now.

1- I’m already working on categorizing list view displays using custom fields. However, this requires using three custom fields and a combination of rules.

2- I’d prefer a 2x2 visual display. It would be nice if I could use Asana2Go, but unfortunately it’s not available in my organization’s environment.

[lpb]

1. Sorry, I gave a simple approach requiring only one custom field and I’m not sure what the exact approach is you’re after, if you’re asking a question here, and I don’t think I can help because I can’t read the language to learn more.

Thanks,

Larry

[Richard_Sather]

I think @lpb 's Eisenhower Matrix available on his Asana2Go is your best bet, @ka_nishiyama .

What I was suggesting earlier, was using swim lanes in a Board view like this, but perhaps not ideal for most cases.

This could be powered by a rule that I think is what you were showing above in Japanese, right @ka_nishiyama ?

A list view could also perhaps work but it is definitely not providing the quadrant layout:

The alternative (low cost, no fields, no rules, but probably high maintenance) option would be to create a table in a Note view, like this:

That’s all I got