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@Esme Crutchley oh yeah that totally makes sense - meal planning has been quite an adventure over here as we can go with an idea of what we want but often have to find substitutes. So "planning" is definitely more of an aspirational sort of approach on my part 😂
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Awesome!! Feel free to click "accept answer" if this solved it!
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Wow i love this! I've tried a less exciting version of this - basically just a list for meals I'm planning and recipes, and then a list for shopping items that i can update as I run out of things throughout the week. But i love this approach and the customization and automation! Well done.
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You can sort by list! So go to the list of cards you want sorted, and click the three dots at the top of the list. Then click "sort by..." and you can see various options for sorting, including Date Created! Let me know if this helps.
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You can use Custom Fields Power-up to add a drop down of member names - that way you can have a custom field for manager and pick a name from drop down, etc. This isn't exactly the same as being able to add members to the card, such as with their profile picture and updating filtering and such but if you just need a quick…
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Yes you could do this - each card being a day and subtasks for each day. But if the tasks are always the same, the easiest way would be to build a "daily" card and use the Card Repeater power-up to make the card clone itself each day, rather than you having to create it. You could also create a different weekly card to…
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You should be able to see the image as an attachment on the card and click "delete" next to it. Are you not seeing that?
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@Iain Dooley ah yes, that's just the attached one that I add at the end - i thought it was going to be a thumbnail for when I share on social media but I don't think it's working for that, i can just remove it.
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Oh interesting! Not familiar with that chrome extension, you might have to reach out to the ones who built that chrome extension and check with them.
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Is this a power-up or Chrome extension? Can you send me a link? I'm not familiar with this add on, and I don't see it in the power up store.
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@Iain Dooley the dashboard image?
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If you can get into the Trello account, you can change your email address, but I am assuming you can't get in there. You might have to reach out to support and ask them how to handle this.
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Not that I know of, but each comment has its own link in the date, so if you click reply and then link to the comment you're replying to, its easier for someone who is following see what exactly is being replied to. To grab a comments link, just click the time/date stamp on a comment.
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Interesting - very strange! Might have to reach out to Trello support for this one - sounds like a bug.
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Welcome to the Atlassian family!
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No necistas extension. ?Puedes tomar captura de pantalla?
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Are you talking about the card aging power-up? If that's the case, when you click a card, I believe that registers it as having activity, so it removes the formatting to indicate that card hasn't been active for some time.
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I have recently found a workaround for this. My Trello account is my personal email, but I set up a Gmail filter that if an email comes from trello with certain words (like the name of the board in the subject), it removes it from my personal inbox and forwards that over to my work email. I've found this to be pretty…
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Are the boards part of a team that you're not a member of? That's usually the first place to check - make sure the view settings are either public or team visible, and if team visible, then make sure you're part of the team. In any case, are you a board member? If you're invited to the board, that should solve it and let…
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Ah i see. So one way you could do this it to go to your "cards" page". (You can get here by clicking your profile picture in top right and then clicking "profile and visibility" and then click the "Cards" tab. Then just click the "sort by due date" filter and it will show cards that are overdue vs due today/next 7 days,…
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Well this is cool. Learn something new every day!
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When you're on your board, just click the show menu button in the top right, and then click "Search Cards" From there you can see options to filter your board, including the "due in the next day" option, which will show you all the cards you have due within the next 24 hours! Hope this helps!
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I think the difference would be the times - ie, if you have a due date on Apr 7 at 5pm, the card wouldn't move to your board until 5pm, whereas if it's less than a day from now, it would move to your board at 5pm the previous day. So just depends really on how you use times on your due dates and exactly what time you want…
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You should be able to use Butler to accomplish this. For instance, you can make a trigger that if a card due date is today, move the card to "me" board. If you have any problems with the board you're wanting to move it to not showing up, then you might need to make sure it's part of the same team as the board the tasks are…
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@Esme Crutchley thanks!! I've found it incredibly helpful, and even my team members who don't like Trello (gasp, I know) are admitting it's a better process!
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@Bridget these are so cool!! I just downloaded the "this is fine" one 😂. We need some Trello ones!! Any designers here got any ideas? I can brush up on my MS Paint skills if needed.
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@Antonio Panea ah i think that will solve it! thanks!
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paging @Devon Henderson - the resident Butler expert and knower of all things :)
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I wrote this post about Lessons I've Learned from a Distributed Workforce for Elastic (the company I work for) last year, and it's because I thoroughly enjoy remote work and I know it has so many benefits. It can be tough to get used to at first, but once you do, there's so many benefits! If you have any questions or are…
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As someone who's been working remotely for the last couple years, and am sad for the reason but excited that others are now getting to experience remote work! I know it can be a rough transition if you're new to it. My best tip is set boundaries for working hours - otherwise you'll find yourself working 24/7. Decide you'll…