In Notion, you can use board views to organize tasks and projects in a Kanban style layout. One useful feature of board views is the ability to color code columns, which allows you to visually distinguish between different categories or stages of your tasks.
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to turn on color columns in Notion.
To begin, navigate to your board view in Notion.
In the top of the board view, click on the name of the database view, then click the "Edit view" button in the view menu.
In the "Edit view" window that appears, select the "Group" tab.
In the "Group" menu, toggle on the "Color columns" option.
After you've enabled color columns, you can edit the colors of each column by clicking the three dots at the top of the column and selecting "Edit color". From here, you can choose a new color for the column from the color picker.
That's it! You should now know how to turn on and edit color columns in Notion. By following these steps, you can use visual cues to quickly distinguish between different categories or stages of your tasks in your board view. If you have any questions or need further assistance, don't hesitate to ask.
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