It doesn’t seem like there is an option to copy several lines of free standing text into individual post it notes. I see that it’s possible if I do this from a table to sticky notes. However, when text isn’t already in a table, I’d like to be able to copy and then paste it into Miro and see each of the lines represented as post it notes (if I so choose). Thanks!
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Is it possible to create sticky notes from plain copied text? (not from table)
Best answer by Robert Johnson
Update: When you paste text onto a Miro board and there is a comma or a tab, Miro will prompt if you’d like to past as a Table, Grid, or Sticky notes.
+7I took a quick look at the wish list backlog and couldn’t find a similar idea, so feel free to submit this following the guidelines here and remember to upvote it yourself: Wish List: Everything You Need to Know 🌠 | Miro
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+13Added to the wishlist now: https://community.miro.com/wish-list-32/wish-create-sticky-notes-from-bulk-text-paste-6246 Feel free to add any related details there :)
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+13Simone Slaviero wrote:
Added to the wishlist now: https://community.miro.com/wish-list-32/wish-create-sticky-notes-from-bulk-text-paste-6246 Feel free to add any related details there :)
You should add your own vote :)
Just in case it helps someone, here’s the workaround I used: I created a new Google sheet, pasted my multi line text into the Google sheet--one row per line--copied the content of the Google sheet, and pasted it into the bulk mode text field.
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+2Hi
+13Update: When you paste text onto a Miro board and there is a comma or a tab, Miro will prompt if you’d like to past as a Table, Grid, or Sticky notes.
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