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My description in one card was copied to another. How do I get the old overwritten description back?

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Daniel Bayley
Daniel Bayley Mar 10, 2022

I pressed something that somehow copied the description from 1 card to another that I had opened. I need the description that was overwritten.

 

I tried control Z and looking in activity to see if I can reverse the action with no success. I would really like the description back because it had a lot of information I need.

 

Could anyone share how to retrieve an overwritten description?

 

Thank you.

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Hannah Morgan
Hannah Morgan Community Leader Mar 13, 2022

Hi @Daniel Bayley ! Welcome to the community :) it's probably a bit late now, but for future reference, you can undo an action by using the keyboard shortcut "Z". More details here.

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Brittany Joiner
Brittany Joiner Community Leader Mar 10, 2022

@Daniel Bayley unfortunately I dont think this is possible! Doesn't help right now, but in the future, if you add the Backups for Trello Power-Up, it will let you "rewind" your board back to a previous state

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