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From: Matt Lundin <mdl@imapmail.org>
Subject: Re: Filtering org file according to priorities
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"Renger van Nieuwkoop" <renger@ecoplan.ch> writes:

> Hi
>
> I have the following list in an org-file
> * Work
> ** [#A] Goal1
> ** [#B] Goal2
> ** [#A] Goal3
>
> I want to filter for all entries with priority A. If I use C-c / p
> PRIORITY A Org-mode highlights all the entries with [#A] but also shows
> the other entries with [#B].
> How can I hide those entries?
>

(setq org-show-siblings nil)

For finer-grained control, type C-h v org-show-siblings.

Best,
Matt