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This is a very much needed option. I have way too many projects and need to close them when they are no longer active. I do not want to destroy the plan because I may need to refer to it again in the future. I would really love to use Planner but this is really limiting my use of it. For now, I will continue to use Trello.
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This item is already listed as an action item. Please go here and vote for it.
https://planner.uservoice.com/forums/330525-microsoft-planner-feedback-forum/suggestions/11094762-plans-deletion-archiveAnonymous
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801 votesAnonymous
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This item is already listed as an action item. Please go here and vote for it.
https://planner.uservoice.com/forums/330525-microsoft-planner-feedback-forum/suggestions/11094762-plans-deletion-archiveAnonymous
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1,837 votes218 comments · Microsoft Planner - Feedback Forum » Integrations · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
We’d love to hear more about the following:
1. When would you delete or archive a plan?
2. How long would you like it to be accessible?Feel free to include any specific scenarios where archiving a plan would be useful.
We appreciate your feedback and look forward to reading through your comments!
Cheers,
The Planner TeamAnonymous
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Archiving a plan is essential. As other's have pointed out, many times there is a need to review an archived plan even though the plan is no longer active. This will alleviate a cluttered work area and allow the ability to focus on what is currently active. Deleting plans is out of the question, since the collected data goes with it.
Plans should be have the ability to be archived indefinitely.
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Good news! We’ve started developing a new feature that will allow users to create a new plan as a copy of an existing plan. We are still in the early phases of development so we don’t have an ETA to share at this time, but are equally eager to bring this to life!
Thank you for your patience and feedback.
Cheers,
The Planner TeamAnonymous
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I'm surprised that this has been active for over a year and it still is not acknowledged. I wonder if Microsoft is using their own product? With all of the projects that Microsoft must have, I can only imagine that their planner is cluttered with old and obsolete plans.
Destroying plans is not an option. I frequently have to refer to old plans.
Please Microsoft!