5 Types of Plans in Planner
Ever since Planner was released in 2016, it has undergone some significant changes, especially in 2024. It was pretty much rebuilt from the bottom up, and we now have changes…
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Ever since Planner was released in 2016, it has undergone some significant changes, especially in 2024. It was pretty much rebuilt from the bottom up, and we now have changes…
Read MoreI recently blogged about creating a copy of the Plan in Planner. However, sometimes, you need to copy only specific tasks, not the entire plan. Luckily, we do have such…
Read MoreOne thing that historically always confused the hell out of project managers was how Project Management software like MS Project did calculations of effort and durations based on task assignments.…
Read MoreOne of the core capabilities of Project for the Web is that it allows project managers to invite users outside of organizations to collaborate on project schedules and tasks. So…
Read MorePlanner proved to be a great and lightweight task management tool within Microsoft 365 eco-system. I blogged several times about its wonderful capabilities and advantages over the regular lists. As…
Read MoreOne of the recent additions to the Project for the Web application was the ability to do conditional formatting. We could do this in lists and libraries in SharePoint Online…
Read MoreOne of the key advantages of the Project for the Web application is that it seamlessly integrates with the Teams application. So in this article, I would like to explain…
Read MoreAs mentioned in an earlier article, Project for the Web is tightly integrated with Microsoft 365 Group. The same membership that controls access to a SharePoint site and Teams, also…
Read MoreIf you create a schedule using the Project for the Web, you will notice that it has five distinct tabs/views available to manage, organize and assign tasks. So in today’s…
Read MoreIf you started using Project for the Web to manage projects within your organization, I am sure you encountered the mysterious Quick Look column that appears on every project schedule…
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