actualNoteContentPart: **Also cool: **check out this video on how to organize tasks with inline tags:
  
  
   
  
  One of the most handy ways of filtering your tasks is by the tag of the note they are part of / the note that they link to as an Inline Tag. 
  
  
  
  
  
  Tag filtering works by selecting tasks that match the tag combination you choose in the sidebar. Tag selection is similar across Notes and Tasks Mode, so [check out the tag filtering guide here](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Browsing_notes_by_tag) .
  
  When you link to a note from a task, that task will show up when you filter on any of the tags from the note. This can be very handy when you want to create a task from your daily jot (your journal for today) that links to a specific project that's on your mind. If the note you link to is tagged projects/client-a, then when you add that filter in Tasks or Calendar Mode, you will see the task that's present in your daily jot.
  
  To learn about types of filtering that are possible beyond filtering by tag, visit the companion help page on [Note Reference Filtering (aka "Inline Tags")](/help/inline_tags_note_reference_filtering) . 
  
  This page was crafted on behalf users who keep tasks that span multiple projects (or a combination of "projects" and "daily journals"). Below we explain strategies to procure all of your cross-project or cross-discipline tasks without applying [note tags](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut) . This approach will feel especially familiar to past users of Roam.
  
  ## Filter in Tasks Mode
  In Tasks Mode, you can now filter your to-dos by the notes they reference (in addition to filtering by the tag of the source note!). The Reference Filtering menu sits above the formatting bar. 
  
  
  Use the new Filter Tasks by Note Reference button to start narrowing down your list of to-dos.Click to add a new note to filter on;Adding more than one note will only show tasks that reference **both** notes;Shift-Click on a note to remove tasks that reference that note;
  
  
  ### Save a set of Task Mode Note Reference filters
  Once you've chosen the Note Reference filters you want to apply, you can save the filter set by tapping the "Star" icon next to the selected task tag title:
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  Learn more about saved searches over at [Shortcuts and Pinned Notes (saved searches, tag shortcuts, etc.)](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_tag_shortcut)  
  
  ## Filter tasks in Calendar Mode
  This gets very useful when you're crafting a weekly plan that balances projects:
  
  
  Use the filter icon to open the Note Reference Filter menu;Click to add a new note to filter on;Adding more than one note will only show tasks that reference **both** notes;Shift-Click on a note to remove tasks that reference that note.
  
  
  💡 Note how in Calendar Mode:
  The list of notes to filter **on **is **not **determined by the current Task Domain;
  The list of notes that **tasks are taken from** is still limited to those [added to the current Domain]() .
  
  ### Save a set of Calendar Mode Reference filters
  Once you have chosen a set of Note References chosen to include or exclude, you can save them by clicking the star next to the set of filters:
  
  
  
  
  
  This makes it easy to return to this set of Note Filters if it is one that you will engage with regularly.
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  **Also cool: **check out this video on how to organize tasks with inline tags: One of the most handy ways of filtering your tasks is by the tag of the note they are part of / the note that they link to as an Inline Tag. Tag filtering works by selecting tasks that match the tag combination you choose in the sidebar. Tag selection is similar across Notes and Tasks Mode, so [check out the tag filtering guide here](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Browsing_notes_by_tag)
   . When you link to a note from a task, that task will show up when you filter on any of the tags from the note. This can be very handy when you want to create a task from your daily jot (your journal for today) that links to a specific project that's on your mind. If the note you link to is tagged projects/client-a, then when you add that filter in Tasks or Calendar Mode, you will see the task that's present in your daily jot. To learn about types of filtering that are possible beyond filtering by tag, visit the companion help page on [Note Reference Filtering (aka "Inline Tags")](/help/inline_tags_note_reference_filtering)
   . This page was crafted on behalf users who keep tasks that span multiple projects (or a combination of "projects" and "daily journals"). Below we explain strategies to procure all of your cross-project or cross-discipline tasks without applying [note tags](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut)
   . This approach will feel especially familiar to past users of Roam. 
  Filter in Tasks Mode
  In Tasks Mode, you can now filter your to-dos by the notes they reference (in addition to filtering by the tag of the source note!). The Reference Filtering menu sits above the formatting bar. Use the new Filter Tasks by Note Reference button to start narrowing down your list of to-dos.Click to add a new note to filter on;Adding more than one note will only show tasks that reference both
   notes;Shift-Click on a note to remove tasks that reference that note; 
  Save a set of Task Mode Note Reference filters
  Once you've chosen the Note Reference filters you want to apply, you can save the filter set by tapping the "Star" icon next to the selected task tag title: 
  Learn more about saved searches over at [Shortcuts and Pinned Notes (saved searches, tag shortcuts, etc.)](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_tag_shortcut)
  
  Filter tasks in Calendar Mode
  This gets very useful when you're crafting a weekly plan that balances projects: Use the filter icon to open the Note Reference Filter menu;Click to add a new note to filter on;Adding more than one note will only show tasks that reference both
   notes;Shift-Click on a note to remove tasks that reference that note. 💡 Note how in Calendar Mode:
  The list of notes to filter **on **is **not **determined by the current Task Domain;
  The list of notes that tasks are taken from
   is still limited to those [added to the current Domain]()
   . 
  Save a set of Calendar Mode Reference filters
  Once you have chosen a set of Note References chosen to include or exclude, you can save them by clicking the star next to the set of filters: This makes it easy to return to this set of Note Filters if it is one that you will engage with regularly.
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