Hello, I noticed that Trello auto assigns the time of 12 AM (Midnight) as the default time when I set a Due Date. As a result, my cards are all overdue one minute after midnight. Is there a way to change the default time to another time, lets say 5 PM?
I noticed on some posts online that the default time shown is different for different users so I believe there is a configuration that might be driving this.
Thanks in advance!...
I'm not sure if there is a setting in Trello that allows you to configure a default due time 🤔 however, I know that Trello uses the last time you set. So if you set a card to be due at 5:00 pm, the time will default to 5:00 pm the next time you set a due date on a card.
Hello Hannah, this isnt the case for me - I must go in and change the time each time i make a new card. is there no setting for this do you know?
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@KOHESION no I don't believe there's a setting for picking the default due time. When I create a new card and set the due date, this is what I see:
So the due time defaults to whatever time was set in the previous card. Does it look different for you?
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The work around that is working for me is to make an automation rule (Butler).
This rule makes every card appear at 8 am on my google calendar:
"when a card is added to the board, move the due date by 8 hours"
I am mainly making cards by importing form a spreadsheet using 'Imports by Blue Cat'
Hope this helps someone else!
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