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   Michael Moor commented  ·  Mar 11, 2020  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   This idea was created back in 2017 - has there been any progress? This is an essential "deal breaker" to the use of MS Planner over Trello and Jira.

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   Michael Moor supported this idea  ·  Mar 11, 2020

2. Mark a task as a prereq or dependency on another task i.e. relationship

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3. Scrum style board

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4. Integration with outlook tasks

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   Completed  ·  AdminPlanner Team (Product Manager, Planner) responded

   Hello! We wanted to provide an update to our status below. As we announced in our previous status update, our initial integration with To Do was our first step in a journey of bringing all your Microsoft Task Management services closer together, including Outlook and Planner. Through To Do, you can see your Planner tasks within Outlook on the Web.

   However, the continuing feedback on this post makes it clear that there is a desire for more work to be done to improve this experience. We want to make sure this feedback and votes aren’t getting lost by being added to this existing post.

   Instead, we’d like to make sure you have a forum to express these continuing pain points / desires, and a way to vote for which ones you’d like us to work on first (and how we should prioritize those asks against the many other great asks we get from users like you).

   To that end, we’ve created the following UserVoice items to track some of the feedback we are continuing to see in this post — please vote for the ones that matter the most to you, and add new items to track anything else!
   *You want to be able to create Planner tasks from within Outlook: https://planner.uservoice.com/forums/330525-microsoft-planner-feedback-forum/suggestions/41039506-create-planner-tasks-within-outlook
   *Using To Do as a bridge doesn’t work for all scenarios, such as users who don’t sign up for or use To Do: https://planner.uservoice.com/forums/330525-microsoft-planner-feedback-forum/suggestions/41039569-planner-tasks-can-be-seen-in-outlook-without-using
   *Planner tasks in Outlook / To Do need more functionality: https://planner.uservoice.com/forums/330525-microsoft-planner-feedback-forum/suggestions/41039605-planner-tasks-in-outlook-to-do-need-to-be-more-e

   -The Planner Team

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   Hello!

   We’ve just released our integration with To-Do as a first step towards a larger task coherence initiative.

   Why To-Do and not Outlook tasks?
   We are integrating with To-Do because Outlook tasks is being replaced with the To-Do app. This experience has already shipped for Outlook Web users, and the To-Do team is working on bringing this to Outlook Desktop apps as well.

   Today, you can view and edit Planner tasks you’ve been assigned in To-Do’s new Assigned to me list. This is available on to-do.office.com and To-Do’s Windows, Android, and iOS apps.

   Here are more details on this integration: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Planner-Blog/Planner-and-To-Do-integration-bringing-you-a-more-cohesive-task/ba-p/553485

   Our work in this area is not done, and we’re relying on you to help us decide what’s next! This thread has grown to encompass a lot of different ideas and pain points, so we’d love to break it out to help us prioritize and dive deeper into user scenarios.

   One of these ideas is a “Convert to Planner task” button for emails. Vote and join the conversation here: https://planner.uservoice.com/forums/330525/suggestions/15943510

   Thank you so much for your patience and thoughtful feedback, please keep the suggestions coming!

   Cheers,
   The Planner Team

   Hello! We wanted to provide an update to our status below. As we announced in our previous status update, our initial integration with To Do was our first step in a journey of bringing all your Microsoft Task Management services closer together, including Outlook and Planner. Through To Do, you can see your Planner tasks within Outlook on the Web.

   However, the continuing feedback on this post makes it clear that there is a desire for more work to be done to improve this experience. We want to make sure this feedback and votes aren’t getting lost by being added to this existing post.

   Instead, we’d like to make sure you have a forum to express these continuing pain points / desires, and a way to vote for which ones you’d like us to work on first (and how we should prioritize those asks against the many other great asks… more

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   Michael Moor commented  ·  Mar 11, 2020  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   If possible, please may you create a dashboard which places the assigned action owners along the y-axis on the left hand side of the screen, and then along the x-axis, at the top of the board, week 1, week 2 and week 3 tasks. In this way, planner can be used as a "daily stand up meeting tool", allowing participants to drag their actions (using a Microsoft surface hub) from one week to the next, or indeed to close their actions. This would be a HUGE improvement, and would be rolled across a large portion of the Stryker organisation.

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