This is great, thank you!!
Hmmm. I was surprised to see your screenshot where it appears you have fewer built-in fields than I do. Here’s mine:
Only the last one (Responsible) is a custom field I added.
@Marie or @Nao_Kumazaki, if this is due to something other than that this is not 100% rolled out yet, please reply. Otherwise, Mark, maybe this will become available within the next few weeks as the OP mentions.
Thanks,
Larry
Hi,
I don’t understand those Due Dates filtering options. Wouldn’t it be simpler to be able to choose a Date, then select before or after that date, or even have the option to select a range?
Does the option Due in the next 14 days will also filter tasks that are due in 1,2,… months??
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This is great!! Thanks for the update Marie.
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The public announcement is here @Richard_Sather → Project views can now be used to manage different aspects of your projects! 
@Mark_Almojera, I don’t have enough info on your screenshot to help. Can you please send a full screenshot to our support team? (How to contact our Support Team ✉) Thanks!
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Ah of course @Marie , I thought I had seen it somewhere… can’t keep up with all these great updates! 
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It seems that when the multi-sort feature was rolled out it eliminated the functionality of being able to select multiple tasks and move them out as a group, one day at a time.
This used to be accomplished by sorting the project by due date, then unchecking the “sort within sections” box, then selecting tasks(using crtl or shift), then letting your mouse hover over the “due date” column.
At that point you could press the up key or down key on the keyboard to bump out the entire selected group of tasks by however many days, while still keeping the relative due dates of all tasks.
@Sam_Goodhue, Unless I’m mistaken, my recollection was that the feature you mention actually stopped working several years ago. Currently, the only way to do anything similar is with multi-select in Timeline view.
Thanks,
Larry
Hello,
Will it be possible to use different kinds of sorting in different section within a project?
TIA,
Malin
It only works on the List view.
I don’t understand why the Board view filters are different…
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Any chance I could be added to the treatment group? Been looking for this for a while. Thanks!
Is this also per project? Was hoping to see this in the My Tasks section
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Thanks for these upcoming improvements. Can you say when you might also be providing multi-sort in portfolios? e.g., by status, by owner…
@Rotem_Yarkoni + @lpb I’m checking with our team and will report back as soon as I have an update!
@John_Seubert this update is only available to projects! Hopefully this is something we can add to My Tasks in the future
@Daniel_M, thanks for your feedback! I’m afraid we can’t, but it will be available to everyone in just a few weeks, so not long to go!
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Hi! Can you also add the ability to customize, save and share alternate project views? Many of our teams want to see the same project content in different ways and we end up having to create separate projects and adding tasks to multiple projects as a result.
Also, if you can fix the ability to see “Private” Project names that a task is a part of for non-project members, it would help us to know if automation rules worked and whether a task made it into another project successfully (for IT task tracking & monitoring). We are told this is a limitation of the product. Project Names themselves usually don’t require blocking. They should be read only when a user doesn’t have access and could include the label (Private) for visibility of why you cannot click to go there.
Both of these requests would receive a lot of appreciation from our teams.
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I’m enjoying the new features but want to give feedback that both @Paul_Grobler and I had (@Marie, perhaps you could pass along to the product team?):
While Filter and Sort are shared by both List and Board views, Show Fields is unique to each of the two views. Given that all three controls are side-by-side, it’s not apparent (and is in fact confusing) whether you’re making a setting that applies to just the current view you’re seeing or also the other view as well.
The request is to disambiguate this. There are likely many solutions that could work that perhaps Asana designers have already considered. One approach could be to include a header line at the top of the Show fields menu that would say “For List view:” when you open the menu while in List view, and “For Board view:” when opening the menu in Board view.
See also related feature post: Project views can now be used to manage different aspects of your projects!
Thanks for considering,
Larry
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Thanks @lpb! I’ve shared this feedback with our team following our last Hangout. It will be considered for future updates, and I will keep you posted in this thread when I have some updates!
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