# Mark tasks as complete and find better filters

We’re going back to the basics this week. At Sketchnote, the aim’s always been to streamline tasks and make working on projects a smooth experience. And this week’s update is pretty much focused on these lines! Here’s what we’ve been up to:

**Mark tasks as complete**

We’re now making it easier to mark your completed tasks as such, right from the board view. Once you’re done with your share of the work, you can simply check it off the list, without having to expand the task! Let your colleagues know that it’s all done, ASAP! Check it out in action:

![](/files/skh0ytRD93NRV7GTUBMM)

**Filter your tasks better**

And what good is marking your task as complete if you and your team can’t filter them with ease? Presenting the filter by status, which will let you see tasks that have been marked as done, and the ones that haven’t been! Concentrate on working out on issues that matter the most!

![](/files/S8IN5TlKvP0abVhvuYLv)

While still at it, we’ve got yet another nifty filter feature. You can now filter your tasks by labels! Feel free to add labels to any of your issues, and add a filter to view only those tasks. Here’s how it works:

![](/files/1MFJca7K2vKRBmvyIFRp)


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