Сreating column with pre-created event and title

[Deleted user]

Hello. Help me to automate creating columns every week!

I'm working with only parts of SEVEN columns:

monday 16/09,  tuesday17/09,  wednesday18/09,  thursday19/09,  friday20/09,  saturday21/09,   sunday22/09

and

monday 23/09,  tuesday24/09,  wednesday25/09,  thursday26/09,  friday27/09,  saturday28/09,   sunday29/09

and ETC.

And every monday i have doctor at 09:00, every wednesday i have fitness at 18:00, every friday i have sex at 22:00.

Q1: 1. How to create card with name of week and date auto? With enhancement plug-ins?

Q2: 1. How to create card with name of week WEDNESDAY and event FITNESS will be automate in this card? With enhancement plug-ins?

Thank you

[Devon Henderson]

Hello @[deleted] !

Butler would be perfect for this! I want to clarify - do you want a list for each day of the week, and then cards for "Doctor," etc. with the due date set to the time of the event? Or just have the time in the title?

What would this ideally look like for you, in Trello?

Butler can create lists and cards on a schedule, so you could tell it to create a list for each day of the upcoming week, then create a Doctor card and set due at 9:00, then create a fitness card due at 18:00, etc.

I just want to make sure I have your ideal board layout correct in my mind before I suggest Butler commands :)

[Deleted user]

Devon,

I'm novice, and after an installing Buttler cannot find where can be solved my problem. Trying Rules, trying calendar and no effect, may be i need some knowledges about this, but now for me it still hard:
1.  after creating LIST immediatly choose name of LIST- date and name of week (saturday 21.09)

2. after creating LIST fill it from *predefined_list by events, for example Doctor 09:00

But thank you

[Brittany Joiner]

Hmm this sounds like a problem Butler can solve, although unfortunately I'm not a Butler expert yet so couldn't really walk you through exactly how to do that. I would recommend checking out the Butler for Trello docs here or also here. 

@Devon Henderson got any other advice here?

[Deleted user]

Thanks