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[@alfonsocalafiore449]

jesus christ! finally THE ONLY TUTORIAL that clearly explains how to do this job. BRAVO!!!

[@GingerSherry-c7i]

thank you daniel radcliff

[@StephanieOMalley-o8z]

This was so helpful, but is there a way to connect it so all the tasks from all the boards show up on the timeline? thanks!

[@stephent3992]

I was hitting a wall trying to set up my high-level/ low-level board, but this video was EXTREMELY helpful! Thank you for this comprehensive setup tutorial!!!

[@skyboy612]

Great tutorial! But i couldn't help but get distracted by the fact you look like Luke Shaw haha. Keep up the content Nick!

[@NickBoardman]

Hahahaha the better looking version I hope! I am pleased the videos help 🫡

[@jesschodor8949]

I am not able to set my default values to be different from board to board. If I am on Project # 1 and set the default value to Item 1, when I go to Project #2 board the default value is now also set to Item 1, which messes up the whole thing. You happen to not show this, and I wonder why! I would really appreciate advice on this one piece you skipped over (intentionally?)... all this setup doesn't work without it :(

[@Sandra_G]

This is great! can you tell me how to set the linked column into a template and then have it link back to the masterboard when created. Example our master board shows all our jobs at top level. when a new job comes in, it creates a job from a template, names it, I then add a line (manually) into the new board that was created to match the name in the masterboard, the match automation runs, however it only matches the one line i just added not the summary of the entire column. Help!!!! Thanks in advance!