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Can I put a sticky on a project or only on a task?

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Hi Beth,

If i'm understanding correctly, you are asking if you can add projects as story cards to a scrum or kanban board view for an Agile team in Workfront. . . . .

If that's the case, i'm afrain It's not possible to add a project as a story card. Story cards can only be tasks or issues / requests.

One option that you could explore would be to create a parent task / story and then break the story down into smaller stories (or sub-tasks). This would give you the ability to create a relationship between multiple stories on your backlog with a singlular parent task (or Epic to use the correct Agile terminology!), if that was the outcome you wanted to achieve?

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,

Rich

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Hi Beth,

Are you referring to the ability to "pin" items in the new Workfront experience?

If so, you can pin almost anything, a project or a task! You could also pin programs, portfolios, calendars, issues, requests...

If that's not what you're referring to, please let me know!

Thanks,

Kyna

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Hi Kyna,

Thanks for your reply. What our team is seeking to do is mark Projects as Stories (in addition to tasks, issues, requests). Do you know if this is possible?

Thanks

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Hi Beth,

If i'm understanding correctly, you are asking if you can add projects as story cards to a scrum or kanban board view for an Agile team in Workfront. . . . .

If that's the case, i'm afrain It's not possible to add a project as a story card. Story cards can only be tasks or issues / requests.

One option that you could explore would be to create a parent task / story and then break the story down into smaller stories (or sub-tasks). This would give you the ability to create a relationship between multiple stories on your backlog with a singlular parent task (or Epic to use the correct Agile terminology!), if that was the outcome you wanted to achieve?

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,

Rich

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You answered our question and made a great suggestion. Thank you!