How to see date ranges in the calendar
Asked by Cara Price:

I see examples of date ranges and a description of how to "stretch a card" in the calendar view in order to show date ranges. however, my cards don't do anything except move when i try to stretch them. Help! I really need to see date ranges.


Answers:
author: Alina Kurishko
body: Hi Cara,

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! ?

You can add a start date manually along with a due date on each card: [https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/calendar-view/#:\~:text=or%20one%20Month-,Add%20start/end%20dates,-In%20addition%20to](https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/calendar-view/#:~:text=or%20one%20Month-,Add%20start/end%20dates,-In%20addition%20to)

Otherwise, you can click the edge of a card in your Calendar View (either on the left or the right side) and stretch it to cover multiple dates.

Hope this information helps!

Alina \| The Trello Team

comments: author: Cara Price
body: I can add start dates as well as due dates, but the card only appears on the due date, not as a time range. My cards just move in the calendar view, I don't see a way to stretch them. Is there something I need to do in order to be able to stretch them or have the date range appear?


author: Alina Kurishko
body: Hi Cara,

Hmm, I don't experience the same issue. Do you use the default Calendar view on a Trello board?

I've recorded a short video to show you what I see when I add a start date:

![Calendar - Start date.gif](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/299577i197C2F3461F97820/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "Calendar - Start date.gif")

In the video, it's also shown how to stretch a card.

Alina \| The Trello Team


author: Cara Price
body: My calendar is called a power-up and it looks the same except it does not have those lines at the edge of the cards and the cards do not behave that way when pulled at the edge. and it shows the card on its due date, despite adding a range as shown.


author: Alina Kurishko
body: Thanks for sharing these details, Cara!

It looks like you're using a third-party Power-Up. Unfortunately, we don't have any information on it or what you'd need to do to get this working, as such Power-Ups aren't developed or managed by us.

I'd recommend switching to using the default Calendar view in Trello which would allow you to take advantage of the features shown in the GIF I shared previously.

Alina \| The Trello Team


author: Jacob Lea
body: I'm using the default Trello Calendar view and still having the same issue where I cannot stretch cards within the calendar. Are there any solutions?


author: Alina Kurishko
body: Hi Jacob,

The default Calendar view is a part of the Trello Premium subscription. I've taken a quick look at your account and I haven't found any Workspace on a paid plan.

Here's more about the Calendar view: <https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/calendar-view/>

If you're indeed using this feature, could you please record a short video of the issue you're experiencing?

Thanks!

Alina \| The Trello Team


author: Jacob Lea
body: I realized I was mixing up the Calendar view and the Trello Calendar Power-Up. That said, do you know if there are any alternatives that provide this functionality?

This seems like a very basic feature to lock behind an almost $160 CAD yearly subscription. I'd love to keep using Trello, but this has already caused significant workflow issues


author: Cara Price
body: I'm in the same boat. I have everything in one place but I can't have calendar items that last more than 1 day on my calendar, it's very clunky!


author: Alina Kurishko
body: I realize the complications brought up with this limitation in the Power-Up, but unfortunately, there are currently no upcoming plans to update the Power-Up's functionality.

I'm sorry I couldn't offer more help here, but I'll pass on your feedback to our development team to see if it can be changed in the future.

Alina \| The Trello Team