Project Custom View
In addition to the predefined views, users can now create their own custom views for projects. Users can customize projects list view based on specific criteria by applying filters. These custom views can be marked favorite by clicking the 
icon.
- Navigate to project list view and click on the project view drop-down.
- Select Create Custom View.
- Enter the Custom View Name.
- Select the criteria for your view.
- Click
to add a criteria and click 
to add a group.- Click
to delete the criteria. - Click
to delete the group.
- Click
- Operators can be used individually or in combination in order to set multiple criteria. There are two types of operators:
- AND is used when it is mandatory to satisfy all the criteria.
- OR is used to satisfy an either-or condition.
- Enter the Description and enable the custom view column if necessary.
- Select the Accessibility and click Save.
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