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@Jen Lindwall great! Glad i can help!
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@Natalia Marie ah i see what you're saying. Let me ask around and see if I can find a power-up that does this. I know Planyway does some cool stuff with calendars, but i can't remember if they can work with multiple workspaces, or if they work in the same one. cc @Mary from Planyway
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@Natalia Marie welcome to the community! Yes, if you open the left side panel (use the keyboard shortcut of clicking "[" and it will open it, or close it if it's open), you should see an option for Workspace Views, and a Calendar setting below it. Then you can select which boards to include in that across your workspace!
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@Jen Lindwall so, you can do this but it will require a bit of a workaround. I would create a list called "next week" or something like that, and then say on Sunday to move every card with the "next week's task" label into that list... like this: And then, make another rule that says when a card is added to the Up Next…
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@Margot van Veelen Click "create" in the top nav bar and you'll see an option for "workspace". I got confused with the old terminology - used to be called teams, but now its "workspace". I don't do much with collections, I feel like it works almost more like tags, but it could be like a folder structure because you can…
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@Leo Heise feel free to submit a feature request, perhaps this is something the team could implement!
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@Carrie Click
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@Daniel Weber you can - go to trello.com/your_username/labs and you should be able to toggle it off
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@theresa mackin pretty much anything you see in dashboard, you can filter in the board view. So in this case, just head to the board view and the filters button and you can select the "overdue" filter to show only the overdue cards on the board.
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@kmccay go to trello.com/your_username/labs and you should be able to toggle it off
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@Humadyn try using the Bulk Actions Power-Up! You'll be able to select up to 80 cards at a time and remove a user
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@[deleted] ayeah i believe that sounds about right and doable! @[deleted] and @Jonatas Cavalcante Check out this youtube video I made - it shows how to sync cards and checklist items, and it might help you get more ideas and will demonstrate the concept between cards. (It's actually even simpler to just sync data back from…
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@clark you might want to try some third party power-ups like Screenful or Blue Cat Reports for more reporting options like that
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Hahah this all makes me so happy!
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@clark I don't think you can do a timeline across multiple boards yet, but you can do a calendar view! Just look for "calendar" under "workspace views on the left sidebar menu in your board (if you don't see a menu on the left side, press the "[" key to open it!)
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@Lauren Diethelm yay! Glad it was that! Easy to get it mixed up in workspaces!
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@Lauren Diethelm if you don't see this option, check that the board you're trying to add it to is part of your company's workspace! If it's not, then it won't have access to those features. If that's the case, just go to settings in the menu and then move it to the company's workspace - it won't change the visibility of…
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If you're willing to get your hands dirty with some Trello automation, you can build out rules that copy cards and link them together and then create rules that when x changes on a card, it finds the first card in the attachments (aka linked card typically) and makes the related change to it. Requires a bit of work and…
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@Sean Toomey it can be quite a bit of work to build out, but you can achieve this with Trello Automation. You'll just need to link the cards, and then use the "cascade" options of actions to find the first linked card and perform an action. You'll also need to use Butler variables to reference values from the original card…
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Check out the Bulk Actions Power-up! It's meant for doing exactly these things!
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@Danny De'gaetano i didn't know this was a power-up, bu you should be able to do it with automation, no power-ups needed. Just go to Automation and then 'Rules' and select the "when a card is added to list" and then select the list, then create an action for sending an email.
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So there's not a way to prevent it from moving, but a workaround is to say that when a card is moved into another list with any incomplete checklists, move it to another list and a comment tagging the user who did it (just use the {username} variable) that tags them and says "please complete the checklist before moving the…
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I'd definitely recommend checking out Unito for this! You can map the relationship between the two tools and determine what you'd like to sync between the tools and how you'd like it to sync (one way, or both ways) and what mirrored fields are (ie, perhaps there's a term in wrike such as tags that you would want mapped to…
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@Martin Robert you should be able to do this with the Trello Workspace calendar view!
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@Lori Dayrit welcome to the community! I've created a bunch of content on my youtube channel about Trello Automation https://www.youtube.com/c/brittanyjoiner so you might be able to get some ideas there - specifically i have this playlist that is all about Trello Automation. Here's a quick intro to automation, and then a…
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@leonardoauer you should be able to go to trello.com/yourUsername/labs and then disable it.
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@Jeffrey Spitz Cohan i believe they show up in calendar view on a specific board, but not in workspace calendar views
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@Dave Mathijs thanks so much!!
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@Andy Gladstone hahah you can definitely use that word!! I appreciated you joining and engaging so much in the chat! So glad you could make it. And yeah i should make a "next steps after watching this livestream" action items board 😂 and thanks @Jimmy Seddon you helped make it amazing!! I've been telling all kinds of…
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@Alex Koxaras -Relational- thank you so much!!