If you want to present a subset of tasks and milestones from your Microsoft Project plan, OnePager gives you several ways to filter your schedule. This way, you can select only the tasks and milestones that are relevant to your audience. You can create different filters for different reports, meaning that a single Microsoft Project plan can be filtered differently depending on the audience.
Import Filters
Import filters let you decide which tasks and milestones from Microsoft Project or Project Server should be imported into your project timeline or Gantt chart. There are two main ways to create an import filter in OnePager Pro:
Microsoft Project Flag Field
Microsoft Project has twenty flag fields, all of which can be used to filter your schedule in OnePager. Simply place a "Yes" next to the tasks and milestones that you want to see in your report, and OnePager will do the rest. OnePager can also use enterprise custom flag fields from Project Server or Project Online:
Custom Import Filters
If you need more control over which tasks are included in your OnePager report, you can create a rules-based custom import filter that looks at one or more fields in Microsoft Project. Again, you can filter based on local Microsoft Project fields, or based on enterprise custom fields from Project Server or Project Online:
Display Filters
Display filters let you quickly hide and unhide tasks and milestones in your chart without having to change your original import filter or build a separate chart. For example, you might have a timeline that perfectly summarizes your project, but receive a request to identify any tasks in the chart that are still incomplete. You can create a display filter to find all of the incomplete tasks and temporarily hide all other tasks that don't meet the criteria:
