Asana Filters Cannot Simultaneously Show Completed and Incomplete Tasks
Asana's filter system requires users to toggle between completed and incomplete task views separately rather than viewing both at once. This creates friction during task reviews and sprint retrospectives where mixed status visibility is needed. The limitation forces extra clicks and context-switching.
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