Microsoft Planner: New Feature. 25 labels 🎉
by When I saw a post in the official Microsoft Planner with the title “Add up to 25 embedded, editable labels to your tasks,” I was …
Category: Microsoft Planner
Some look at Microsoft Planner and think of it as a copy or being a “me too” Trello. It’s so much more than that and has some exciting ideas. I like it mainly for getting any team coordinated in a single tool. I’ve used Trello for a while, but since switching to Microsoft’s stack, Planner has been a pleasant surprise. I’ll go over some of its use cases, integrations with Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and, most importantly, Power Automate.
Automation is critical in a smooth-running team being, whether small or large. Having a simple but fully featured tool like Microsoft Planner integrated with Power Automate helps get some of the processes going automatically. My focus will be to show you how it blends in with your team and creative ways to collaborate.
Microsoft Planner: Filtering for Optimal Performance
Continuing with Microsoft Planner’s fundamentals, today, we will explore the grouping and filtering options. We also explored the concept of “grouping,” so if you’re interested, …
Microsoft Planner: Grouping Tasks For Optimal Performance
Continuing with Microsoft Planner’s fundamentals, today, we’re going to explore the grouping options available. Although with some quirks, it’s an amazing way to organize your …
Microsoft Planner: One task, multiple people
Today we continue to learn some of the fundamentals in Microsoft’s Services, this time in Planner regarding task attribution and collaboration. There are many to-do …
Microsoft Planner: Schedule View
Microsoft Planner continues to evolve and surprise us all with its amazing features. There’s a lot, and I’ll cover them in the next few weeks, …
Microsoft Planner: Add more than 255 characters
As you may know, some posts that I publish here come from the Power Automate Community, where I try to be as active as possible …
When to use OneDrive vs SharePoint Sites Libraries
As we work more and more from home and use Office 365’s collaboration tools, we use things like OneDrive, SharePoint, Word, Excel, etc., but most …
Microsoft Teams: One shared to-do list
With more and more companies allowing people working from home and people having to communicate much more using chats and calls so that the information …
Microsoft Planner: How to organize for max productivity
I thought about making my first Microsoft Planner a fundamentals article, like the one I wrote on Tuesday about Microsoft Forms, but I chose instead …