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Microsoft To-Do Creates New Tasks Folder
I just noticed that Microsoft To-Do created a new Tasks folder under my Calendar then used that to place new items I created from the To-Do app. Is that by design?
Loryan Strant wrote:
Can you please share a screenshot? I use To-Do and don't have that. All tasks are created in the Tasks folder which is at the root level of my mailbox.Unfortunately, I can't take a screenshot. In an effort to try reproduce the problem, I removed the app and deleted the "new" Tasks folder. When I downloaded the app and ran the setup again, it no longer created that "new" Tasks folder under the Calendar root folder. So, I can't reproduce the issue.
I do know, for certain, that this Tasks folder under the Calendar root folder was created by the To-Do app because new items I created in the To-Do app showed up in this "new" folder rather than the root-level Tasks folder.
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- Ona BonsellIron Contributor
Eugene - The integration to Outlook is a feature. This article may help (see Outlook Tasks Integration near the bottom):
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Get-started-with-Microsoft-To-Do-0d8c74b1-06d4-4033-bf0f-51ad44f23819?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US
Hope this helps.
- Correct, it's integrated but it uses the existing Tasks folder - it doesn't create a new one.
- Can you please share a screenshot? I use To-Do and don't have that. All tasks are created in the Tasks folder which is at the root level of my mailbox.
- Eugene AlfaroCopper Contributor
Loryan Strant wrote:
Can you please share a screenshot? I use To-Do and don't have that. All tasks are created in the Tasks folder which is at the root level of my mailbox.Unfortunately, I can't take a screenshot. In an effort to try reproduce the problem, I removed the app and deleted the "new" Tasks folder. When I downloaded the app and ran the setup again, it no longer created that "new" Tasks folder under the Calendar root folder. So, I can't reproduce the issue.
I do know, for certain, that this Tasks folder under the Calendar root folder was created by the To-Do app because new items I created in the To-Do app showed up in this "new" folder rather than the root-level Tasks folder.
- Anonymous
Its a feature, I do this all the time.
In the mobile app, slide across the screen from left to right. At the bottom is "+ New List", this creates a new list in Outlook. Which you can then add task to.
Can't give image from phone, but here it is in Web version of to-do (from my personal not my company account)