actualNoteContentPart: ## Managing tasks across multiple projects with nested tags
  After you have identified which notes contain the tasks you want to work on, choose a tag to apply to them. If you're not feeling creative, just tag the note with todo/project-a and todo/project-b. Then, when you visit [Tasks View mode](https://www.amplenote.com/help/tasks_view_mode#Tasks_View_Mode) , you will have a list of all your tasks for project-a, extracted from the notes that had that tag applied. 
  
  Or, if you use the [Amplenote Calendar](/help/calendar_visual_guided_walkthrough)  with [Task Domains](/help/using_calendar_task_domains) , the nested tags that you use to indicate work tasks can be grouped together in a "Work" Task Domain. Then, when you're ready to schedule your day, just hold shift and click to select the particular project tag from the list of possibilities:
  
  
  Control which notes are shown via tag in the Calendar task list
  
  
  This makes it very convenient to get a list of tags that pertain only to a specific project (work or personal) and see a list of applicable tasks to be dragged on to your calendar (which [syncs to your Google or Outlook calendar](https://www.amplenote.com/help/connect_a_calendar) , if desired).
  
  # Browsing notes by tag
  You can browse through your note hierarchy to see all notes with a certain tag:
  
  
  
  
  
  
  You can also reference notes that match your hierarchy by using Quick Open:
  
  
  
  
  
  
  This will allow you to see note titles that match the query, plus a holistic filter to view all notes with the nested tag in a row, alongside each other. In tasks mode, nested tags is the primary means to move from one productivity context to another.
  
  ## Multi-tag selection
  In some scenarios, it is useful to list all the notes that are tagged with a **combination of tags**. To achieve this, Shift-click on every tag name you want to include (and Shift-click again to exclude).
  
  
  Filtering by multiple tags might prove especially useful for browsing your tasks, for instance when you want a list of all your work-related tasks that are also part of collaborative notes (tagged with shared-with-me).
  
  
  Filtering notes by combinations of tags can also be achieved by using the in: selector and a comma-separated list of tags in the search bar. For example, to search for Amplenote help pages that haven't been updated recently, I would type in: amplenote/help-pages, auto-archived.
   
  
  # Tag Shortcuts, and the Default Shortcut
  Tag Shortcuts offer a means by which to affix a particularly important tag within your leftmost-pane. Then, when you click that tag later, you can immediately return to a view showing all of the note content that has received said tag. 
  
  This help page on [Tag Shortcuts and the Default Shortcut](https://www.amplenote.com/help/tag_shortcuts_default_tag_shortcut)  discusses how to create and rename Tag Shortcuts, as well as how to define a "Default Shortcut" (a tag or note that is always opened first when entering a mode). 
  
   
  # Creating a new note with tag hierarchy
  As described in the [Note linking guide (at @ and double-bracket [[ notation)](/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax)  help article, you can specify a tag hierarchy when you're creating a new note by prefacing the note title with its hierarchy. For example @recipes/pizza/BBQ Hawaiian Pizza will show as:
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
  # Renaming, merging, and deleting tags
  [This topic earns its own help page](/help/tag_renaming_reorganizing)  🙂
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: Organizing with tags
  headers: ## Managing tasks across multiple projects with nested tags
  ---
  Managing tasks across multiple projects with nested tags
  After you have identified which notes contain the tasks you want to work on, choose a tag to apply to them. If you're not feeling creative, just tag the note with todo/project-a and todo/project-b. Then, when you visit [Tasks View mode](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   , you will have a list of all your tasks for project-a, extracted from the notes that had that tag applied. Or, if you use the [Amplenote Calendar](/help/calendar_visual_guided_walkthrough)
    with [Task Domains](/help/using_calendar_task_domains)
   , the nested tags that you use to indicate work tasks can be grouped together in a "Work" Task Domain. Then, when you're ready to schedule your day, just hold shift and click to select the particular project tag from the list of possibilities: Control which notes are shown via tag in the Calendar task list This makes it very convenient to get a list of tags that pertain only to a specific project (work or personal) and see a list of applicable tasks to be dragged on to your calendar (which [syncs to your Google or Outlook calendar](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   , if desired). 
  Browsing notes by tag
  You can browse through your note hierarchy to see all notes with a certain tag: You can also reference notes that match your hierarchy by using Quick Open: This will allow you to see note titles that match the query, plus a holistic filter to view all notes with the nested tag in a row, alongside each other. In tasks mode, nested tags is the primary means to move from one productivity context to another. 
  Multi-tag selection
  In some scenarios, it is useful to list all the notes that are tagged with a combination of tags
  . To achieve this, Shift-click on every tag name you want to include (and Shift-click again to exclude). Filtering by multiple tags might prove especially useful for browsing your tasks, for instance when you want a list of all your work-related tasks that are also part of collaborative notes (tagged with shared-with-me). Filtering notes by combinations of tags can also be achieved by using the in: selector and a comma-separated list of tags in the search bar. For example, to search for Amplenote help pages that haven't been updated recently, I would type in: amplenote/help-pages, auto-archived. 
  Tag Shortcuts, and the Default Shortcut
  Tag Shortcuts offer a means by which to affix a particularly important tag within your leftmost-pane. Then, when you click that tag later, you can immediately return to a view showing all of the note content that has received said tag. This help page on [Tag Shortcuts and the Default Shortcut](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    discusses how to create and rename Tag Shortcuts, as well as how to define a "Default Shortcut" (a tag or note that is always opened first when entering a mode). 
  Creating a new note with tag hierarchy
  As described in the [Note linking guide (at @ and double-bracket [ [ notation)](/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax)
    help article, you can specify a tag hierarchy when you're creating a new note by prefacing the note title with its hierarchy. For example @recipes/pizza/BBQ Hawaiian Pizza will show as: 
  Renaming, merging, and deleting tags
  [This topic earns its own help page](/help/tag_renaming_reorganizing)
    🙂
noteTitle: Organizing with tags