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Hi, Is there an easy way to have a count of the number of cards in each list. I'd like to display this in the list heading if possible - or in a card placed at the top of this list. Would be great to havethat automatically updated when a ne wcard is created by could also be ok if we had to manually generate somehow.
Hi Sally,
This is not natively possible in Trello, but Milt's workaround is a good one. Activating any filter (including with the 'Q' shortcut key) will temporarily show you a count of all cards in each list, but this isn't persistent and won't remain there permanently.
For that, you'd need to add a third-party Chrome extension, such as this one: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/original-card-counter-for/ggamggchfpnmhmkeicjgpedgjcllcefp?hl=en
These are built and maintained by third parties, but can add a great deal of functionality to Trello!
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"This is not natively possible in Trello" = Failure to produce minimally viable product. Totals are required in all Kanban like boards.
Will seek out more reliable provider.
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But .length() has been a basic method in programming since the dawn of time.
How is this seemingly trivial feature of displaying a list's length not natively possible?
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I'm new, as well. Learned this only today:
Show Menu / Filter Cards /
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I was using the filter method, but love this as it still shows all cards -- Thank you!
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I did find another workaround by using a Powerup - List Limits. I added this and had the limit set to a higher number. So I can always see the card count! It is really useful and stays always like we have in Jira.
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works like a charm, thank you!
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I use the Chrome card counter extension. It does the tick fast and easy.
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