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Using outlook for time management
Using outlook for time management












using outlook for time management

To make the change, simply Right-click the column header at the top of your To-Do Bar and select ‘View settings’.Ĭhange the first Group by to ‘Priority’ (descending) and the second group by to ‘None’. You can click on the ‘completed’ column to Sort by complete temporarily but I suggest you retain the Sort By Subject as your main view so that your top 3 priorities are at the top of the list. The workaround is to Group By only one criterion. Your ‘WP2P – Working Smarter with Outlook’ customisation uses 2 ‘Group By’ criteria. The workaround is to ‘Group By’ one field only. Your Tasks and To-Dos are there – it is just that Outlook can’t display them.

using outlook for time management

The latest Office 365 update contained a bug which caused any To-Do list with 2 or more ‘Group By’ criteria to display the above message. What has happened to your Tasks? fear not!

using outlook for time management

You are using Microsoft Outlook within Office 365 and you created a customised To-Do Bar in your Calendar and Inbox so that you can see your prioritised To-Dos and Tasks and all of a sudden from February 2019 your To-Do Bar says ‘We didn’t find anything to show here’.














Using outlook for time management