I have several trello boards with same list descriptions and every cards follows the same process. Now I would like to create an "Overview board" with the same list descriptions showing all cards which are in one list. For example in the master board the list "in progress" should show all cards which are listed as "in progress" in every other trello board.
Thank you in advance
Hi @Mareike Wagner have you tried the Unito Power-Up? You can sync the cards that you would like to see in your Master board, without having to have separate cards. When you make a change on the in progress, they will be updated in the master board. Here is a link that provides more details:
https://blog.trello.com/trello-unito-power-up
Please let me know if this helps.
Jodi
This can be accomplished with one of our power-ups! If you'd like a tutorial on setting up, take a look at the link below. It's a great resource on setting up a master board, you can always reach out to us on our website as well and we can help you through the process!
How to Create a Master Board in Trello (Webinar / Tutorial):
Hope you find this useful!
Best,
Unito
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@Mareike Wagner do you require separate boards in order to give different people access to the information? If not, then quite often you can achieve the result you're after by having everything on a single board and splitting up between projects by label.
The board filtering feature allows you to quickly and easily view all cards with a given label, and then you can disable the filter to see all cards across all projects.
This is a less complicated process than synching across boards.
The only time it's not suitable is if your cards move through different lists, or you need to give certain people access to certain project cards (for example if you're sharing boards with a client).
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