Voila, your card will pop on your timeline and fit immediately at the right place to make your plan move forward. Just open it up, choose the card, and add a date. Unscheduled cards drawer: All cards with no dates can be easily accessed here.You'll be able to stretch them naturally over the timeline to set up a new date range. Once your card has a date and is in a lane, you are ready to stretch the date range. Add start/due dates: From the card back, add a start date and due date.Today and time arrows: Same as for the calendar, "today" and time arrows are your ally when it comes to navigating your timeline and not getting lost too far ahead.They let you get perspective on how tasks fit together on your timeline. A lane can be shared by various cards as long as they don’t share the same period of time-in which case, a new lane is created. Lanes: Lanes are the placeholders for cards.Create new cards: If you think that a card is missing for your project to have all the pieces it needs, quickly add cards from the Calendar view by double clicking on a date.Advanced checklists: Items with due dates are supported, where you can view, drag, and mark as an advanced checklist item is completed.Stretch cards: Easily pick a side of a card and stretch it to set up date ranges, which can span multiple days or weeks.
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Drag your cards to new dates with the calendar and it will auto-magically update the dates on your cards, conveniently syncing within Calendar view as well. Drag and drop cards: The Trello way to organize and move things around is now in Calendar, too.With full-day events and multi-date events, you and your team can more easily grasp the big picture. Add start/due dates: Get the granularity you need to get your work done.You can always click “today” just in case you get lost.
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