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Learn the Basics
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- Adding Cards to MyBoard
- Adding Users to Boards
- Board General Info
- Board Settings
- Boards in KanBo
- Closing and Restoring Boards
- Creating Boards
- Deleting Boards
- Duplicating Boards
- Following Boards
- Moving Boards between Different KanBo Environments
- MyBoard
- Personal and Shared Board View
- Removing Cards from MyBoard
- Renaming Boards
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- Attaching and Detaching Documents in Cards
- Board Documents
- Card Documents
- Co-Authoring
- Deleting Documents
- Document References
- Document Sources
- Downloading Documents
- Editing Documents
- Editing Documents in Browser
- Editing Documents in Office Applications
- Renaming Documents
- Uploading or Creating Documents in Cards
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Visualize Work
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Collaborate
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Level Up Your Work
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Work Securely
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Integrations
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- Advanced KanBo Actions in Power Automate
- Creating a KanBo Board Attached to a Subfolder Created by Power Automate
- Creating Document Folders in Document Libraries Created by KanBo with Power Automate
- Exporting Board Views to Excel
- KanBo and Azure Logic Apps Integration
- Power Automate Integration: Triggers and Actions
- Seamless Import from Microsoft Planner to KanBo
- Synchronizing KanBo with Outlook Calendar and Outlook Tasks
- Using the KanBo Outlook App
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Konzept der Ansichten
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Kartenstatus
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Notifications
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Zusammenarbeiten
List View
While the most common way to organize a KanBo board is horizontal card grouping (Kanban view), with columns representing the different stages of a workflow and cards representing the tasks, list view allow you to organize your Boards vertically instead. This can be useful in some cases, such as when a workflow has a large number of stages or when the stages are more complex and require more detailed breakdowns.
It is a good option if your cards contain many details. List view provides you a better understanding of tasks. This is a more card-oriented view. Using vertical lanes can make it easier to see the relations between cards and to understand how they fit into the overall structure of the workflow. Especially if you want to keep track of parent and child cards at the same time.
The following example shows the List view with grouping by Users option. The lists are placed one below the other.

Try also to combine horizontal and vertical grouping of cards into a two-dimensional card grouping way called Kanban Swimlanes.
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