Hi Community!
I am looking to customize some reports from a workflow board.
Is anyone aware of a power up, or other method to automate a weekly report that pulls the numbers from the 'Card Size' field, and which lists they are sitting in?
The other report I would like to run, is from the 'Time in list' power-up.
I've had a good search around, but cant quite seem to find the right solution!
Evie
@Evanthe Dunn The API does have the ability to fetch information from other power ups on a card:
https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello/rest/#api-cards-id-pluginData-get
I've not experimented with it, but you could use Trellinator to execute the report weekly like this:
https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/1d1a386b644c9eb715e63b230a1bd7ea
You can read more about Trellinator here:
Hi Iain,
Thanks so much for your reply. Much appreciated :)
Evie
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You can use Butler to generate reports and even formulate them in CSV so you could easily make them into a spreadsheet. But when I try to use the Card Size field, nothing comes out in the report. Maybe that's because I have the wrong name for the field in my Butler script. Since I couldn't find any documentation about the actual field names, I just guessed {cardsize} but like I said - that didn't work.
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@jjacallen the format for custom field variables is {{%Field Name}}:
https://help.butlerfortrello.com/article/29-custom-field-variables
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No dice, using "{{%Card Size}}" in the report pattern had the same result - no data displayed in the report.
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@jjacallen hmm bummer this Trellinator function would print that out:
https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/bb1cc257ede60372905458f777e2f8a9
You can execute it in BenkoBot here:
You could save the snippet and execute it when required, or you could set up Trellinator to run in Google Apps Script and schedule it to recur:
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