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No problem. If you have a moment can you click "Accept Answer". Us who regularly respond on here can better help people by targeting unanswered questions so Accepting the answer really helps us. Thank you 😊
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Hi @frabinstein Go to https://trello.com/labs and switch off the WYSIWYG editor...
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You almost certainly have automation rules running. Click 1 Automation then 2 to select Enabled You will then see a list of automations enabled on the board. You can also hide that stuff in the activity log by clicking here...
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You can still turn off the new WYSIWYG editor by going to https://trello.com/labs
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Hi @Joe Whittles You could experiment with a few things... * Trello shortcuts can simplify/speed up the inputting. https://trello.com/shortcuts * Adding Items quickly to a checklist and making an automation to convert them to cards... * The Trello mobile app for adding things, including offline capability. I use this a lot…
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Hi @Frank Marino I have been doing Trello consulting for several years now and don't make much money, if you find the answer to this, please let me now 😜
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Hi Mike, When I create a card in "to do" and add the project name in the custom field. it is not adding to the parent card and for some reason a extra card is made with a link?? This one, I think you can use: when custom field "Projects is set in a car not in list "Project, look up a card titled {customfieldvalue} and add…
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Hi Mike, If I delete the parent card I want all substask card to be archived aswell. when a card is archived, for each card linked in checklist "Tasks", archive the card
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Hi @QC QC Sorry for the delay in replying. I'll answer in sequence: Hi, I think this is exactly what i am looking for. But I do not fully understand the setup process. I have 2 boards and one board 1 ;when a card is added to a list I want to have a (copy/child) card created on board 2 (with the same info) than when the…
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Hi @Владислав Trello is an open team collaboration tool and therefore unlike many other software, the options to restrict access are fairly limited. I personally see this as a good thing as I am a strong advocate for transparency within business but I can also see use cases where it would be important to restrict…
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I can repeat the bug you have on my end... The response is bizarre. I think this is a bug that Trello should take a look at. Please use https://trello.com/contact#/ to raise a support request.
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Hi there, This should do the trick: Note: The linking cards together is optional and will open up mirroring automations
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Hi @Caiden Moffett This functionality would indeed be possible with Trello automation; Take a look at this article: https://trello.com/guide/automate-anything and this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSMfGoXrL9I
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Hi @Jill Barton You can do this using the "for each checklist item" feature in the Cascade menu of the automation, as shown in the example below:
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Alternatively, look at the Power-up Amazing Fieds
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Hi @Christy Hawkins Welcome to the community. Checklists, although traditionally are thought of to be tasks or subtasks, they are more open than that. It can be anything you want it to be. I don't think the option from @Renato Fagaraz will give you the solution you need because drop-down lists in Trello custom fields are…
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Use the variable {triggercardname} ...find the card "{triggercardname}" on board "Board B"
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Hi @Evgeniy K I don't think you need any of those 3rd party solutions, you can do this directly in Trello. See my other post: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-questions/Location-of-variables/qaq-p/2493583
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Okay, the basic Trello automation will not support what you have put. You would require making 1 automation: when the sky "A" label is added to a card... Then copy the automation changing A to B and then to C.... Or you could have: when the sky "{*}" label is added to a card... This will trigger when any sky label is added…
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Hello @Evgeniy K and welcome You will find the variables all here: https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/butler-variables/ An example is here... If you are new to Trello automation, take a look at this article: https://trello.com/guide/automate-anything and this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSMfGoXrL9I
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Hi @루논 , Welcome to the community. If you purchased Standard on October 1, you can get a refund as Atlassian has a policy of 30 days as part of their cloud T&C: However, you will have to contact Trello. Use the link below and select billing as your option: https://trello.com/contact
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Hello @Bureau Etude welcome Remember that Trello is predominantly a collaboration and team productivity solution. As such, it is very open. This question comes up quite often and my first response is to ask the team not to do certain things, set up a list on your board with board rules, use Gif's or loom videos to make it…
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Do you have a filter applied to the board??
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This is not a feature, though I wish it was. Please can you contact Trello and request it. Likelihood of it being implemented is low but worth a try. https://trello.com/contact#/ Select, "Using Trello > Feature requests" As a sidenote, I think this could possibly done via the Trello API, I will look into it and if I have…
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Hi @Victoria Ramage Where the part is underlined, you could replace with specific names or exclude specific names...
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@Cynthia Gilbertson I can confirm that rumour to be completely untrue. Who is the source of this vicious lie?? 😜😂
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Have you looked into Planyway? https://planyway.com/help/features/time-tracking#compare-planned-vs-actual-hours There are ways you can do this using custom fields, automations and dashcards but it'll take a little bit of time to set up. It is something a Trello consultant could do for you or walk you through...…
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Time tracking is baked into Planyway but here are a list of all time tracking power-ups... https://trello.com/power-ups/search?q=time Again, you could build it into Trello using dates and custom fields but it will mean learning Trello automation and to be honest, I would suggest a power-up in this instance...