BigPicture 8.34 update visualized with examples

This update brings you one very cool feature and several other updates that are less impressive, but still quite useful. Check out what's what inside the video :) Enjoy!
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[@anjabuckley2351]

Do you happen to know where to find the expand all / collapse all feature? The Big Picture documentation states it is under "data" but I cannot find it anywhere and it is also not visible in the data drop down menu in your tutorial (02:08). Thanks in advance :)

[@geniusgecko-project-management]

Use the small tick next to the column name that has the hierarchy indicator. Basically the same one you use to expand/collapse on the issue level, but it's also next to one of the column names (the one that is marker as a root column in the column views configuration)

[@anjabuckley2351]

​@@geniusgecko-project-management Thank you very much for your prompt response and assistance.

[@geniusgecko-project-management]

@@anjabuckley2351 You're welcome :)

[@DaveMathijs]

Shouldn't it be called "Parent Box" rather than "Sub-Box"?

[@geniusgecko-project-management]

An interesting question. I can see how this also makes sense, but I didn't think about it earlier, which means that for me probably sub-box is more intuitive. It's because I imagine that this will be used to see which sub-boxes of the current box in context the issues belong to. When I think about it like this, it will never be a parent box. I'm not sure if there's a literal that covers both approaches. Maybe simply "Box" :)