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# Graphs

**Graphs** provide an at-a-glance progression bar of your project at all times. It sits at the top of each **Collection** below the title as a coloured line.

![](/files/-MZLfJ5useuWsnaZ3ROj)

Hovering the mouse over it will expand the graph. As you can see the **Graph** shows a percentile representation of the **Collection**. From here you can hover over each segment of the Graph. This will give you a report of the percentage, and number of **Items** in that segment.

![](/files/-MZLgAPMc8lFI9PY4pPN)

You can pin the **Graph** open by right clicking.

## Filtering and Sorting

With the **Graph** we can use it to filter and sort items in various ways.

![](/files/-MZO-DSjW_TpXM_WVyXF)

### Focus

Clicking on one percentile group will *focus* it, hiding any other states. This is useful for prioritising certain tasks by temporarily hiding others. Click again to remove the filter.

![](/files/-MZO-IGg9aDJKbbANkwo)

### Filter

Items can be filtered out by state. This is useful for temporarily hiding types of Item that you don't need to see. Alt + Click on a graph segment to hide it. Click again to unhide it.

![](/files/-MZO-M9y_nRJbrBwT47L)

### Sort

Items can be sorted by priority too. CMD/Ctrl + Clicking on a Graph segment to change the sorting order, but cannot be undone.

![](/files/-MZO-vcDCHgZw07vSKqY)


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