Detail Pane in Microsoft Loop
One of the underrated features of Microsoft Loop is the ability to fill in the information in a table using the Detail Pane. It has some fantastic “hidden” capabilities, which…
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One of the underrated features of Microsoft Loop is the ability to fill in the information in a table using the Detail Pane. It has some fantastic “hidden” capabilities, which…
Read MoreAs I explained in one of my previous blog posts, Pages are one of the core elements of the Microsoft Loop application. It is also a “mandatory” part of the…
Read MoreOne Component that I really like within Microsoft Loop is the Table of Contents. It allows you to quickly create a Table of Contents for the Loop Page. In this…
Read MoreIn this post, I would like to introduce you to an excellent little concept of Label Group in the Microsoft Loop application. I will explain how you can use this…
Read MoreIn this article, I would like to summarize a few ways to manage tasks with the Microsoft Loop application. While no match for serious project and task management, Loop has…
Read MoreIn one of my recent blog posts, I explained how you can synchronize the tasks you create in Microsoft Loop with Planner. Today, I want to explain the opposite –…
Read MoreOne of the recent improvements to the Microsoft Loop application was the introduction of Collapsible Headings. In this article, I will explain what they are and how to utilize them…
Read MoreOne of the long-awaited features within the Loop application was the introduction of the ability to save any Loop Page as a template. This is super handy. As you create…
Read MoreAs you add components and other content to the pages within the Loop application, you can utilize the Header element to visually organize content on your pages. Headers in Loop…
Read MoreOne of the more remarkable features of Loop is the ability to sync Loop Tasks with Planner and To Do. In today’s article, I would like to explain how this…
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