Find the comments that matter to you by searching, filtering by person or date, and sorting by page or resolved status.
Comments Search, Sort, and Filter
Content in review can collect dozens of comments. The search, sort and filter tools in the Comments panel help you find the ones that matter to you.
How it works
1. Open your content and click Comments in the side panel.
2. To search, type in Search Comments at the top of the panel. The list narrows to comments that contain your words.
3. To filter or sort, click the filter icon beside the search box. Four options appear.
- For Me shows the comments that mention you, followed by the threads you started or replied to.
- Date shows comments from a period: Today, Yesterday, Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days, Last 3 Months or Last 12 Months.
- People shows comments from one person on the review team.
- Sort changes the order: Newest → Oldest, Oldest → Newest, Page or Resolved.
4. Click a comment in the list to open the full thread.
Good to know
- You can combine search with Date, People and Sort to narrow the list further.
- For Me works alone. While it is on, search and the other options are switched off.
- Sorting by Resolved splits the list into Not Resolved and Resolved. See Marking Comments as Resolved.
- These tools are not available on videos, where all comments are in a single thread.
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