Microsoft Planner integrations with Microsoft Loop

Seems the paint is still fresh and Microsoft still need a lot of work for a seamless experience.

When creating a task list from a Loop page (e.g. meeting notes), an Ad-hoc Planner is created (not assigned to any teams). Therefore, some features are missing (e.g. adding attachment, posting comments, etc...). Beside the synchronization between the task list and the Ad-hoc is wonky (modifying tasks in the planner is not reflected in the task list).

Conversely, when inserting an existing Planner to a loop page, it is not possible to display the grid view in Loop, looking very cumbersome in a page.

Why can't I link MS Loop to a Planner plan created in Project for the Web. It only seems to see old MS Planner plans.

Hi How can Copy a Microsoft Planner Premium Plan in Loop using /Planner? Thanks Swapna_Ninan 

How does Microsoft intend for users to incorporate Loop / SharePoint / and Planner together along with Meeting Notes? 

If I take Meeting Notes to create action items, how does it know which Planner to assign them to? If I've already created a Plan through Planner, I don't want to be setting up action items in a Meeting Note in Loop that create a whole new Planner. Is the intention to create a component of the Plan to add to the workspace? If I do this then would I be able to add the plan component to the Meeting Notes? And if yes, would it then show up in buckets vs the simple task list? I've tried to test this out a bit and have struggled to understand how this works, I must be missing something?  

Though there are many benefits to Loop Notes for collaboration, I struggle with how I would then search quickly and easily as they are all stored with the calendar, corrrect? - right now I use a running doc which makes it easy to search, but probably not as collaborative for my project teams. (Or is there a place in a Workspace that these are added? How does the Teams Meeting know which Workspace the notes from a meeting should attach to?) 

I create a Team that creates a Sharepoint (or vice versa) and that provides me a distribution group for Outlook emails and to create my calendar cadence. How do you intend Loop to work together with all this so that my Workspace set up for a project / team is already connected to the "Team" / Channel? Is there a way to add the Loop workspace to the Team as a pinned tab at the top of the channel? 

I appreciate any and all help, there is so much potential here, I just want to ensure I'm using all the applications together the way Microsoft intends. 

Thank you again in advance for any help with these use cases. 

This is a very needed move. Sadley still no capacity to put time, duration or use these task sources in a daily time block calendar.... and no capacity to analyze the "hours" of tasks ahead of me, or the group or team.

This is a good start but not great integration with existing planner projects.. Every Loop spins up a new task list and isn't part of a Team by default. Meeting notes become very disjointed. Good start per usual. Will be interesting to see if this improves with the new release in Spring.

Why hasn't the new version of the Planner been launched yet?

Knowing that the features of the previous planer have been turned off, such as creating a plan?

Delay with the suspension of the previous is not a good thing for the company's reputation!! Users will search for an alternative.

Gibt es eine Möglichkeit einen bestehenden Plan aus MS Excel in den MS Planner zu importieren?

danke lg aww

Swapna_Ninan , just realized that Microsoft released the ability to copy specific Planner plans into the Loop pages via the plan share link! Huge improvement over Loop page create a new, page specific plan.

One quick question, is there any way to get the Plan to show up as a Grid (List) view instead of the default Bucket view? List view is a lot more useful when having customer meetings and trying to run through new and outstanding project action items.

Only view I can find at the moment for inside of Loop when linking external Planner plan:

Preferred Grid view:

This looks fun and nice, but i just imagine regular users trying to wrap (pun intended) their heads around where tasks are actually located, what integrates into what, etc.