Create Report for individual Checklist Items with Due dates

[Julie Freistroffer]

Hey Everyone,

I have a Checklist on each card with 5 items, each item with its own individual due date. So, the card itself does not have a due date, only the individual checklist items for each member. 

I am trying to make a  report, where it will tell me which individual Checklist items are overdue (or if that isn't possible, have the report tell me what is incomplete). The issue is, when I receive the report via email, it only tells me the card name and does not follow the commands involving the specific checklist items. Below is the calendar command I set up:

every thursday at 8:00 am, create a report in variable "PDR" with all cards with an incomplete checklist using pattern "[{cardname}]({cardlink}) - {checklistitemname} - {checklistitemstate}", and send an email notification to "jfreistr@......com" with subject "Past Due Report" and message "{$PDR}"

Please help me out on if this report is possible, or if there is a work around. Thank you!!!! 

[Ivan]

Hello @Iain Dooley any updates on "Create Report for individual Checklist Items with Due dates" - I use Trello the same way as @Julie Freistroffer does. Thanks for the help! Ivan

[Iain Dooley]

@Julie Freistroffer I'm surprised that checklistitemstate doesn't work, that should give you a little snapshot of the completion state of items on the card. The checklistitemname variable refers to an individual checklist item and the report is looping through cards, so that's not going to be available.

Anyhoo, if you want to get a report on card due dates, you're better off sub-tasking your checklist as linked cards like this, then you can report on the cards' due dates:

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-articles/Trello-Subtasks-with-Butler/ba-p/1060392

This is the only real work around to make your items more "card-like" until the advanced checklists feature catches up with things like calendars and reporting.

[Julie Freistroffer]

Okay Thanks Iain! The way we use that board specifically it wouldn't make sense to have 5 cards but I will figure something out as a work even if I just have to click into them

- Julie