**I can confirm we’re now actively working on this feature and planning to implement it very soon! Keep an eye on the #community-forum-announcements category for the latest news!
@Rich_Lamendola At this time the list <> boards functionality is not possible. However, it’s a request we see often and it has been prioritized by our product team.
Any update would be appreciated. We’ve populated all of our tasks as boards and are leaning towards shifting to the list format but I don’t want to start from scratch if this capability is coming down the pike.
We’re not able to report a specific timeline, but please know we’re aware of this need and are prioritizing it among other requests. Thanks for providing your thoughts on this!
Hi! This workaround is ok, but not great as it creates a new project and it’s just a bit too much. It’s been a couple of months now, any updates on when this is coming?
We aren’t able to provide an update on this functionality at this time. You might be interested in learning more about how we capture product feedback from the Community. If so, I recommend that you read this post:
@Aisling_Grogan I’m not sure I understand. Do you mean to shadow one project with another, one with a different Layout than the other? I.e. one List (View) Project and another Board (View) Project and let all tasks belong to both?
Switching from board view to list view is so necessary! Makes it so much easier to have an overview and also a break down of smaller tasks and depending on the context, you can view whichever one you need!
Thanx @Caisha for the help. The method works. A little awkward, but it works.
Having projects in list-view has several advantages over boards-view so being able to switch is quite important I think. Especially multi-operations are much quicker in lists.
I’ve additionally found another workaround (particularly for board projects )that I’m trying out. Anyone please let me know what you think:
Tag all issues in a project (called TheProject in the example) with listview:TheProject. This may be a pain if one already has a lot of issues in project, but not more painful than iterate through each for double project assignment.
In your board project open one of the issues and click on the tag listview:TheProject
Voilà, a list of your project emerges.
Observations
Pros
When adding new tasks in this “list view”, the the tag will be inherited in the new task
Much easier to multi-operate in list-form (assign, new tags e.t.c.)
Tasks belonging to several projects will be listed more than once section-wize
Cons
If one also like to use sub-tasks, one doesn’t need to assign to a project (yey!), but the tag is lost when issue is dragged into the parent.
Sections doesn’t work well with Board Project. One can still have sections and they will appear in this view (but not in the board), but they play no role. Dragging a issue to a section is cosmetic and does not mean an association.
In the list-view, column names from the board are not visible
The extra tag takes up some real-estate (It’s would be nice is there would exist tags that could be hidden).
I tried to experiment with sections named similarly (state:ColumnName) as the columns, but that seemed to be a dead-end.
+1 for a switch from boards to lists. I have some big boards that I need to switch to lists. Boards just do not have all the functionality that lists do.
Is there a way to select all tasks on a board so you can move them to a list without going through each task?
Regarding your question, you can’t do this straight from the board, but you could pull an Advanced Search for all tasks in the Board project and the use click+shift+click to multi-select in the list view and then add them all to a new list project with Tab+P. Hope this helps!