# View workload across projects

Wonderly’s Workload view lets you track team members’ assignments across projects to focus on what matters most.

### View workload across projects

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**When to use:** Use this when you need to see how capacity is being consumed by a specific project or compare load across a few initiatives at once.
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1. Click **Projects** in the left-hand sidebar.
2. Click the **Workload** tab.
3. Click **Filters** in the top-right corner of the view.
4. Select the **Project** dropdown
5. Choose one or more projects to focus on (for example, "Client A," "Website Redesign," or "Product Launch") by checking the box.
6. Click **Save**.
7. Select whether you'd like to **Save changes** or to **Save as a new view.**

**Expected outcome**: The Workload view updates to reflect the capacity picture you configured, scoped to the projects you selected.

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You can choose to save the workload view changes as **Private** or **Shared**. Shared views will be visible for everyone in your Wonderly team.
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**FAQ:**

**Can I filter by more than one project at a time?** Yes. Check the box next to each project you want to include and the view will show capacity across all of them.

**Will the project filter affect the Assignees I see?** No. The project filter scopes the work displayed, but does not change which team members appear in the view.


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