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Is it possible to add another level to the check lists? A client likes the check lists however there are sub-levels we'd like to add for tasks. is this possible?
I am not pro but rather a newbie, but I think you can, click once on the checklist icon... add steps to it and click again on the checklist icon and it will give you the option to add another set of steps and so on..
Hi @Bettina
You can't have nested or multiple levels within one checklist in Trello.
But you can add multiple checklists - so if you had three separate main tasks, with three sub-tasks below each, I'd just add three checklists.
As you complete the sub-tasks, the first level will show a progression bar of how far through each task you are and then complete once done.
It's not quite the same - as you can't have more sub-levels or mark a main task "Done" without all sub-tasks being done, but it's one option :)
Ste
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@Bettina one way to do this type of infinite sub-tasking is using linked checklist items:
https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-articles/Trello-Subtasks-with-Butler/ba-p/1060392
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