Hi @Ieva Romanovska,
Thanks for reaching out!
Miro does offer tables for organizing tasks, but if you're looking for a structure similar to Excel with tasks, subtasks, auto-numbering, filtering, and grouping, here are a few options:
Table
- You can create a table in Miro and manually add tasks/subtasks.
- While tables don’t have auto-numbering or filtering, you can color-code rows or use tags for grouping tasks.
Kanban
- If you need a structured task list, you might consider Kanban boards instead. Miro has a Kanban template that lets you track tasks across different stages. You can create cards for tasks and subtasks (using checklists within cards). Though it doesn’t support auto-numbering, you can manually assign numbers or labels.
Other Integration
- If you're looking for auto-numbering, filtering, and grouping, you might need to integrate Miro with Airtable, Asana, Jira, or Trello.