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@jeremym If I understand Trello correctly, it works like this: The status of the owner of the board determines the number of Power-Ups you can use. As an example, when you use your (paid) work account to create a board, you can add as many Power-Ups as you like. However if you create a personal board with your personal…

@Judith jerams Unfortunately there is no direct way to link from the iPad Trello App directly to local files. You could try to store text with a link, but that is a bit of a crutch.

@JS Everybody on a board can see all cards. That is how Trello works. If you want your collaborators to see only the green labelled cards, you'd need to move them to a separate board.

Thanks, Eric.

@rafi rosenberg One possibility is to add users as "observers" to a board. Then they can't change the board, just look at the board and the cards.

@matthew_saccoPlease contact Trello support directly: https://trello.com/contact

Hoi @Marieke , in the board menu, there is a "Filter Cards..." button. You can try that. What also might help is trying from a different computer or browser to see if there are issues on your side. Sometimes this helps.

@Eric TremblayI'm working on a solution for this. Care to talk to me about your specific use case? You can contact me through the link in my profile.

Thanks @Iain Dooley , great overview.

@Matthew RyanYou could use the butler power-up to automate this.

Basically, the Trello user is a unique string of characters. Trello assigns this user name, and surprisingly many names are already used (or were in use earlier). Why do you want to change the user name?

@Henrik Hansenyou can change some notification settings, see https://help.trello.com/article/793-receiving-trello-notifications .

@Amit PallathOne solution would be to have a separate board for personnel, and another one for visits and meetings, both separate from the project boards.

@Darcy_CowanThere is no way to see this from the Trello UI.

Bonjour @florence digimo , The card repeater cards will not show up on the calendar unfortunately. However you can use the Butler Power-Up with dates like this: https://help.trello.com/article/1159-arithmetic-in-date-variables

@Christopher StaffordThere is no direct way to do this, except if you can program and use the Trello API. And even that would be quite an undertaking.

@Robert Campbellunfortunately this is not directly possible from the web interface in the browser.

Trello offers a paid service. So they make money from users who pay for advanced features.

@Lewis Turneryes, that is possible with e.g zapier. I'm also working on a power-up which can do this. Would love to talk about your use case, you can contact me through the link in my profile.

If they are on different teams, just make a separate board for each team.

You need to configure email sending in Jira: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/configuring-email-notifications-776636790.html In order to create a card in Trello, you need to setup like this: https://help.trello.com/article/809-creating-cards-by-email

@katie chaseYou can have up to 4500 boards per member (and up to 1600 members per board).

You could let Jira send an email to Trello, and Trello then creates a card from the email.

@Alyx LyonsIf you have tens of cards, do it by hand. If you need to do this with more cards, you can automate this by programming with the Trello API.

@Iain DooleyDeleting the account seems to be the problem.

@Kim De RoseThat sounds a bit of a problem. However what the new Michael Y can do is: log into the account as Michael X, then change the name to Michael Y. If you'd want to erase the history of the old Michael X, you'd need to contact Trello support.

@Jordan KocenNo you can't stack lists. The Trello UI is fixed.

@Tomáš Piešťanskýwhat often helps is to encode a space with e.g. %20. E.g. you example 'Something else' would become 'Something%20else'. I have not tried this specifically for search in Trello, but it works in other cases in Trello.

@Eddy Gonzalez You can't directly add a description when you create a card. First you create the card, and then you can click on the link to open the card in Trello and then you can add a description.

@Sara ErvikI have worked on a similar project. One thing which you need to address first are security requirements. Trello will have a different security model than your organization's database. For example a team admin can see/edit everything within a team, and so could access the organization's database as another team…