Iain Dooley Community Champion

@[deleted] There are no restrictions on card creation, do you mean creating boards? You can create up to 10 boards on a free team, but you can create as many private boards that are not part of a team as you like for free.

@Margie Roginski If someone is a member of a board, they are able to do everything on that board. You have the option of: 1) Adding someone as an observer (for boards in a Business Class team) 2) Having your board team viewable but without the "self-join" option enabled so team members can see a board but can't interact…

@Mélina CONTER Can you please share a screenshot?

@bob vogel what information would you like to copy from the card into the word document? How would you like the card to appear?

joe.nelson@trane.com if you add members to cards then you can filter the board to see only those members' cards, and each member can easily filter to show only their own cards (with the handy "q" keyboard shortcut toggling between all cards or just your own): https://help.trello.com/article/787-filtering-cards-on-a-board…

@Robert Campbell yep, Trellinator is limited only by Google Apps Script execution quotas (and you can add additional bots by just creating new G-Suite users for $5/month) and Trello's own rate limits which Trellinator doesn't exceed because it has a buffer that drip feeds notifications through to the script. I consulted…

@Sybille Infanger Doing this stuff would require a custom integration to be created. SalesForce and Trello both have good APIs (I've created custom integrations in the past, it's not too challenging). The SalesForce power up doesn't do anything other than display deal data on the card, it's not adding it to the card in any…

@Pavan Nallamalli yes you can still filter the board when using the Calendar power up. Just add the Calendar power up to the board, and then choose "Filter Cards" from the board menu (or hit the f key) and choose to show only cards with completed due dates. https://help.trello.com/article/787-filtering-cards-on-a-board…

@Matthew Ryan to elaborate on what @marc -Collabello--Phase Locked- said, here is the Butler command to automatically add a checklist to a card when it's moved to a list: If you have a bunch of existing cards that you want this done for, then you could just move all cards out of the list and then move them all back in:…

@Florian Mühlethaler the only way I can see to do this is to hit tab/enter to open up the search results in a new tab, then use the tab order to get to the card and hit enter to go to it. It's probably faster to use the mouse though :)

@Zaza Vapote Trello Business Class pricing is such that you will pay for any team members on a Business Class team, or any multi-board guests on boards which belong to a Business Class team. If, on the other hand, you create a board and invite a bunch of people to it, but none of them are members of a team and the board…

@L. Dee Miller I would recommend creating a new form and linking it to the card when a new card is created, and having all your data entry done on that form. Here's a Trellinator function that would do that: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/24f15dbe7f7baa65d37ffef8cf342b37 You can see how to install Trellinator here:…

@Eric Tremblay the only way for someone to view a Trello board without having a Trello membership is if the board is public. You would have to extract the information from the API and present it some other way. For example, you could put the information into a Google Sheet and then embed the Google Sheet into your…

@David Mills You could do this with the API. So for example if your production process on each sub-card can be considered finished when all checklists on that card are completed, and each parent card has a checklist of linked sub-cards, then this command will "bubble up" a completion to all parent cards:…

@Cody David Boyce I just created the following command which worked fine: when a card assigned to member @iaindooley in list "Inbox" is moved into list "Priority (1)", post comment "ohai" So you can definitely trigger a command when a card is moved out of a given list and into another list, assigned to a member. Anything…

@Mohammad Basaffar you can do this easily from any mobile device by attaching a video to a card. You can also use voice to SMS as I do via IFTTT and then post the txt content to a card in Trello. I use my Apple Watch to add Trello cards via voice by saving my IFTTT SMS channel number as a contact and sending a txt to it…

@Stephanie Rigby You can do this by having people login to Trello and create cards. The only caveat is that everyone will need to be a Trello user and a member of that board. You can have a set up, however, where everyone on a team can see a board that is part of that team, but can't join it. Then you can enable comments…

@John W it doesn't look like this is possible with the Butler power up (it was possible with the Bot previously). Here's the solution in Trellinator: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/ded683c685d263cc5583afb341ce8e7c You can see how to set up Trellinator here:…

@Amber Panay the only limit on board creation is for boards in a team. you can have as many personal boards as you like, so just remove them from any team. Even if you are up to the 10 board limit in a team, you can still create as many personal boards as you like.

@Henrik Hansen if you're receiving a notification when creating a new card, that means that you have either subscribed to a list, or subscribed to a board. You can unsubscribe from those things, and you shouldn't receive a notification when you create a new card then:…

@Mario Arias Levinson I'm sure there's some reason for it in the background, but is it the case that whole integers are "checked" and anything with a decimal is "not checked"? Or for example that a value of 0 indicates not checked and anything other than 0 indicates checked?

@Adam Mah I haven't had this problem but I have seen someone else report it. I would recommend that you take a screencast (using useloom.com or similar) and send it to support@trello.com

@David Cramp Yes that's correct. One board with one card per client, linked to a board for each client. The lists on that board can be used in a variety of ways, but yes they could be type of client, billing category, location, or you could move clients through stages to indicate their journey with the company (for example…

@Dave Blank I created an integration for Trello called Benko Board which (among other things) automatically unwatches any card you're added to on any board: https://trello.com/integrations/#benkoboard This makes the notifications dramatically more usable because you don't get flooded with notifications whenever someone…

@Todd Baumann gain control of the account and delete it!

@Todd Baumann No they would still be able to login, they just wouldn't be able to reset their password. What you will need to do is re-establish the email address, do a forgotten password request, then take control of the account and delete it (or just reset the password).

joe.nelson@trane.com nope, filters only apply to the board. What are you trying to achieve? There might be another way ... 

@Kendell Harbin why not use the card's ID as the order number instead. For example in Butler: when a card is added to the board, set the card's description to "{triggercardid}" Instead of setting the description you could set a custom field value, which can then be used to display the ID on the front of the card. Here's…

@[deleted] can you please post a screenshot? I can see the "Reopen closed boards" link in my boards menu below create new board.

@Tums I have seen a couple of reports regarding the c command not working for some on windows, not mac though. I'm not seeing the issue in either web or desktop apps, I suggest emailing support@trello.com