actualNoteContentPart: ## Advanced filtering
  If your job depends on capturing and finding tasks that are scattered among many notes, here are a few power user tactics that merit consideration.
  
  ## Tasks Mode: Filtering by Tags and Note References
  You might notice that applying a Reference filter will only display tasks from the currently selected tag. This means that you can combine Traditional and Inline Tags in your filters to get as specific as you need.
  
  One example where this specificity is needed is for [separating work tasks from personal tasks]() . If you want to [view your "@next" tasks]() , but you're only interested in work-related tasks, you simply have to:
  Apply the work tag filter;
  Apply the "@next" Reference filter ✨.
  
  💡 Useful filtering tips:
  If you're browsing a specific list of tasks more often, make sure to use a Tag Shortcut to make that list more accessible: [Organizing with tags#Tag Shortcuts, and the Default Shortcut](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Tag_Shortcuts,_and_the_Default_Shortcut)  (Reference-based shortcuts are coming soon);
  When in Tasks Mode, click on the "Tasks" button again to clear any active tag filters;![](https://images.amplenote.com/62ccdd04-76da-11ec-b1d8-1eca04f4fc71/99131eef-bf92-4cb7-937d-503e48019849.png) 
  Multi-tag selection works in combination with Reference filters! Check out the help page: [Organizing with tags#Multi-tag selection](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Multi-tag_selection) . 
  
  ### Exclude Note References
  In both Tasks and Calendar Modes, Shift-Click on a note title to exclude tasks that are tagged with that note:
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  Advanced filtering
  If your job depends on capturing and finding tasks that are scattered among many notes, here are a few power user tactics that merit consideration. 
  Tasks Mode: Filtering by Tags and Note References
  You might notice that applying a Reference filter will only display tasks from the currently selected tag. This means that you can combine Traditional and Inline Tags in your filters to get as specific as you need. One example where this specificity is needed is for [separating work tasks from personal tasks]()
   . If you want to [view your "@next" tasks]()
   , but you're only interested in work-related tasks, you simply have to:
  Apply the work tag filter;
  Apply the "@next" Reference filter ✨. 💡 Useful filtering tips:
  If you're browsing a specific list of tasks more often, make sure to use a Tag Shortcut to make that list more accessible: [Organizing with tags#Tag Shortcuts, and the Default Shortcut](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Tag_Shortcuts,_and_the_Default_Shortcut)
    (Reference-based shortcuts are coming soon);
  When in Tasks Mode, click on the "Tasks" button again to clear any active tag filters; [Image: OCR text for https://images.amplenote.com/62ccdd04-76da-11ec-b1d8-1eca04f4fc71/99131eef-bf92-4cb7-937d-503e48019849.png]
  
  Multi-tag selection works in combination with Reference filters! Check out the help page: [Organizing with tags#Multi-tag selection](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Multi-tag_selection)
   . 
  Exclude Note References
  In both Tasks and Calendar Modes, Shift-Click on a note title to exclude tasks that are tagged with that note:
noteTitle: Filtering tasks: tags and note references (backlinks aka "projects")