When searching for parent and child issues, you can filter your results based on an issue’s level in the task hierarchy.
There are two ways to filter parent-child issues: Simple search, which lets you pick a single filter condition, and Advanced search, which lets you combine multiple conditions.
Availability of 3rd level subtask
3rd level subtask is available on the Premium plan.
If you're on a Premium plan but have "Allow new 3rd level subtasks" turned off, you'll see the same search conditions as the Starter and Standard plans.
Simple search
With search, you can narrow down your results using a single condition at a time. Multiple selection is not available.
Premium Plans
You can filter results using the following 5 conditions:
| Search condition | Search results displayed |
| All | All issues regardless of hierarchy level |
| Top level issue | Issues with child issues, but no parent issue |
| Bottom level subtask | Issues with a parent issue, but no child issues |
| Exclude subtasks | Issues without a parent issue (top-level and standalone issues) |
| Standalone issue | Standalone issues with neither parent nor child issues |
Starter & Standard Plans
You can filter results using the following 3 conditions:
| Search condition | Search results displayed |
| All | All issues regardless of hierarchy level |
| Parent Issues | Issues with child issues |
| Exclude subtasks | Issues without a parent issue |
Advanced Search
Advanced search lets you combine multiple search conditions using OR logic. Results will include any issues that match at least one of your selected conditions.
Search conditions cannot be combined using AND logic.
Premium Plans
You can filter results using the following 7 conditions:
| Search condition | Search results displayed |
| Top level issue | Issues with child issues, but no parent issue |
| 2nd level subtasks | Issues whose parent is a top-level issue |
| 3rd level subtasks | Issues whose parent is a Level 2 issue (Sub-child issues) |
| Bottom level subtask | Issues with a parent issue, but no child issues |
| Has subtask | Issues with child issues |
| Standalone issue | Standalone issues with neither parent nor child issues |
| Exclude subtasks | Issues without a parent issue |
Starter & Standard Plans
Under the "Other" section, check the boxes for any conditions you'd like to filter by:
| Search condition | Search results displayed |
| Parent issues | Issues with child issues |
| Exclude subtasks | Issues without a parent issue |