Narrow the list with a shortcut card
Four cards sit above the table. The first three apply a filter and show a count:
“Open” means Pending, In Progress, or In Review. Each card counts the same set it filters to, so once a card is the only filter active, its badge and the toolbar total agree.
Click a card to apply its filter; the card highlights while it’s active, and clicking it again removes the filter. Toggling a card off clears only the conditions the cards themselves use: status, assignee, and creation date. Other conditions you built in the Filters panel stay. My Issues and Open share the status condition, so clicking Open while My Issues is active drops the assignee condition and widens the list to all open issues. The fourth card, Create Issue, opens the create dialog instead of filtering. When any filter is active, a Clear control appears alongside the cards to remove them all.
Large counts are abbreviated (
47.3K). Hover a badge to read the exact number.
Read the matching total
The table toolbar shows the number of issues matching the current filter, as N rows. It tracks the shortcut cards, the Filters panel, and the search box together, so it always describes what’s on screen.Select issues
The header checkbox selects the rows that are currently loaded, not every issue that matches. The floating toolbar names which one you have:- N of M selected after selecting all, when more issues match than are loaded. M is the matching total, and the gap tells you the selection is partial.
- N items selected in every other case: a hand-picked selection, or a selection that already covers every matching issue.
Export to CSV
Click Export CSV in the table toolbar and choose:- Export selected (N): writes only the rows you selected.
- Export all matching (N): pages through every issue matching the current filter, not just the rows already loaded. The button reports progress as Exporting… X of Y while it runs.
Export all matching covers at most 50,000 rows. Past 500 rows the menu warns that it will take a while; past 50,000 it says up front that only the first 50,000 rows are written. If an export stops short, a toast names how many rows were written and tells you to narrow the filter to get the rest.