You can use lists to create custom tables and columns that best suit your needs, for example, to track inventory, create event schedules, manage travel plans, and more.

While lists can be very useful for task tracking and project management, that’s not the only thing it’s good for. Microsoft Lists is an important feature and interface upgrade to SharePoint lists, broken down into its own app. Planner competes with tools like Trello, Wrike and Asana. There is also a personalized view of Planner, so that each individual can see all their Planner tasks in groups and plans. It uses canban boards to track tasks and provide comprehensive information about each task. It’s built into Microsoft 365 Groups, so every Outlook Group, Teams Team, and Yammer Community can track their outstanding tasks in a way that no formal project manager needs. Microsoft Planner is a user-friendly, team-based project management tool. That doesn’t mean they can’t do more than what I’m dealing with, just that they’re not necessarily meant to: Let’s see what these tools are really meant for. The Microsoft Teams public preview will be given the Absence Scheduling option.

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