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Asked: 2026-06-03T03:08:50+00:00

I assign work-items to user-groups in TFS. Lets say, I have a task assigned

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I assign work-items to user-groups in TFS. Lets say, I have a task assigned to the group [Devlopers]. Now I want to setup the Team Query “My Tasks” so that every member of [Developers] will see the task.

I tried the following operator/value-combinations in the query-editor (the square-brackets are added for visual reasons):

  • [Assigned To] [In Group] [@Me]
  • [Assigned To] [Contains] [@Me]
  • [Assigned To] [=] [@Me]
  • [Assigned To] [In] [@Me]

What I really need is something like @MyGroups instead of @Me. How can one achieve this?

If it isn’t possible to this, what is the sence of Assign-To-Group in TFS?

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  1. Editorial Team

    I’ve been wanting to do exactly the same thing, and found the following “work-around” which enables some of the functionality as you want.

    For this to work you’ll have to either:

    1. create multiple dashboards
    2. create multiple lists, and only show the correct one for the respective group the person is in

    multiple dashboards - one per team

    Filter Options

    bare in mind this is after you have altered the work items to enable assigning to groups.
    You’ll then create a query for each of those groups as you need to specify the group name.

    What I did was create a dashboard for each team, and on the dashboard had any “todo” items / change requests / tasks / bugs / etc.

    It isn’t possible to have a “is in my group” filter, unfortunately.

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