Good afternoon,
I would like to show the To Do list from multiple boards (projects) in one place so I can see everything that needs to be done, and add things as I think of them, without having to hop back and forth from one board to another.
Like a To-do list dashboard.
Is there a way to do that?
Thanks,
Creating a Master Board may be the solution you're after. It's a great way to get a birds-eye view of all the tasks on your to-do list. We've created a resource that will lead you (step-by-step) in achieving this.
How to Create a Master Board in Trello:
I hope you've found this useful. Please let me know if there are any other questions you have!
Best,
Unito
This question for Jira sounds similar to what I'm after in Trello, is it possible?
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Card duplication across multiple boards is not a stock feature of Trello. Not sure if it's on the roadmap or not (because it would be super handy), but there are third-party applications available for this purpose.
Trello published a great article on card mirroring that you may find beneficial:
https://help.trello.com/article/1097-mirroring-cards
Placker is my pick out of the bunch for simplicity of use, but personally use Zapier.
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Good morning,
Thanks for the suggestions.
Card duplication or mirroring or sync isn't really what I'm after.
I have two objectives that I figure could be solved with one solution:
If I had a dashboard with all my To Do lists, still in separate lists but on the same page, then I could do both.
I know I would still need to go into each project and move the cards around and stuff; but at least I could get an overview, make decisions quickly, and items more efficiently.
If Trello doesn't do this is there any other product that does? I thought I saw a board-like tool that had all the projects in horizontal swim lanes. I can't remember which one that was though.
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