Hannah Humbert - Simpla Workflows Community Champion

Not sure of a way to pick up a card and drop it into another board in order to copy it, but an alternative would be to hover over a card and type "ctrl + c" or "command + c" and then hover over a list and type "ctrl + v" or "command + v" to paste it. This can be done within the same board or across different boards

Ok, gotcha. Maybe try using one of the following: Alternatively, you could use regex in your trigger to create an OR statement. E.g. Using regex:/.*(A|B|C).*/ means that the trigger will apply when a card is added to lists A, B, or C.

Potentially variables could solve this for you? For example, let's say I want to move all cards with the green label on board A to board B. In board A, the lists are 1, 2, and 3, and I also have these lists on board B. When I apply the green label to a card in board A that's in list 1, I want it to move to board B and land…

You're welcome! 🙂

Great! Hopefully, that works for you. Let me know if any questions pop up while you're setting that up 🙂

Also note that it might set the card to 9am EST. If you're not in that timezone, changing your timezone settings might resolve this, or you could just set the time in your rule to suit your timezone

Yes, you can create a rule that looks something like this:

No, it's not currently available as far as I know. This forum is mostly made up of members who don't work for Atlassian/Trello; it's a community forum where anyone can answer questions, so you'll need to follow this guide here to submit your request: https://help.trello.com/article/724-submitting-feature-requests-for-trello

@milynnus ah cool! Good to know :)

Ah :( sorry - I'm not much help! Someone else on here might be able to come up with an idea, or Trello support might be able to give some guidance.

Are you talking about having a "last modified" field in the card? I think the card aging power up will add this for you. Let me know if I'm misunderstanding the question :)

There might be a tool outside of Trello that will be better suited for this, but of you're keen to use Trello, one way could be to create a board for each person and connect your internal master board to each person's board. From there, you could sync the relevant cards from your master board to each person's board. Each…

Oh I see! In that case, you basically want to say: "When a card is added to a list by anyone except member @[deleted] OR member @hannah, move card to list "XYZ"". I don't think you can create OR statements in butler, so I think the only way to go would be to create two separate rules like this:

I'm assuming it's just Trello trying to process whatever it is you've requested. E.g. you click on a card and try to drag it to another list - that's you sending a request to Trello to update this card's list. If Trello's API is slow for whatever reason, you might see this "sending" message and a small delay to complete…

This post might answer your question. Looks like Trello is running background processes between 6 pm ET and 2 am ET.

Are you able to send a screenshot of what you see? Have you tried in a different browser/in incognito mode? Sounds like it could be a chrome extension or another 3rd party of some sort. 

Hey Rosy! Just double checking you've enabled push notifications in your phone's settings? 

Would it make sense to just have the trigger say "when a card is added to list X"? You don't necessarily need to specify the member in the trigger

Just re-reading your question - the trigger would actually need to say "Every weekday" which you can easily set when creating the command 

It would be a calendar command. The idea would be to create a template list on your board (or a separate board) and add all necessary cards to that list. The command would look something like this:

Are you wanting the actual full lists to sort alphabetically from left to right? You're able to sort the cards within a list, but I'm not sure about automatically sorting the way lists are displayed on a board. As far as I know, the only way is to manually click and drag the lists around your board to order it the way you…

Do you have any Butler automation commands on your board that might change the vertical sorting of lists? Can you see any sort of pattern around how the cards are sorted (alphabetically, by due date, age of card, etc.)? If you can't see any Butler commands that might affect the sorting of lists, do you know of any other…

There are so many ways you can design your Trello! Are you already using it, or yet to introduce it to the team? If you're already using it, how is it setup? What sort of challenges are you facing/what's the end goal? Are you able to share a bit more detail around your use-case/internal workflow/s?

Also, try numbers. 1 = green, 2 = yellow, and so on 🙂

@kovacs.kincso try typing "Q" when you're in the board. It's a keyboard shortcut to only show cards that you're a member of. Alternatively, you can just open the menu bar in your board and you'll see the "Search Cards" function. From there you can select different items to filter on including other member's cards.

Hi Rodrigo! Yes, it should be searchable in Google. How long ago did you make the board public? It might just be that Google hasn't indexed it yet.

Are you using the calendar power-up, or the native calendar board view? If you're using the latter, it's a business class feature, but you can access it if you're on the free 14-day trial. This is what you should see when adding a card via the native calendar board view: Are you able to elaborate a bit more on what happens…

Hi Rachele! I think the easiest way to achieve this is to turn the board into a template, and then change the visibility to public. Switching a board to a template is a business feature, so if you don't have business, they can just simply copy the board. From there, you can share the board link with your friends and they…

Not that I know of

Hi Gregory! I don't believe Trello has a feature that will prohibit users from transitioning a card to another status of a field is not populated, however, a workaround could be to create a butler rule that automatically moves the card back into another list when cards are moved to the "Won" list without the custom field…