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Rune Myrhaug
Dec 09, 2016Brass Contributor
I'm impatient
Hi I see things related to planner on the Roadmap. It's now some time ago since Planner was GA released and for me it looks like that there have been no change in planner since then. I'm star...
Dec 09, 2016
I can understand your impatience, but there is nothing we can do as Office 365 customers and users :-(
Dave Heller
Dec 19, 2016Iron Contributor
There is some awesome innovation coming for 2017, including what we presented at Ignite in September!
- Ruben KerteszFeb 02, 2017Iron ContributorPerhaps I won't get a response but it's worth a shot. I like planner and set up project milestones in there but there are two things that are sorely needed for me.... actually, just one: the ability to view tasks in a timeline OR (...and/or) add the tasks to the associated group calendar. At least let us view the tasks and milestones in a calendar. That would help us see how the tasks overlap (particularly since we have the ability to specify both Start and due dates.
Has this not been a major complaint?
The other stuff is nice (particularly being able to assign more than one user to a task or to assign users to subtasks) but this is turning my colleagues away from this and towards Gantt chart tools- alex hFeb 03, 2017Brass ContributorJust this week, I discovered that tasks are displayed in a list format when using the Charts view. To be honest, I kind of like this view MORE for some projects.
I just wish I could see more task and less chart. - Dave HellerFeb 02, 2017Iron Contributor1. View tasks in a timeline OR add to group calendar
-we hear this feedback frequently and are working on incorporating this feature
2. Turning towards Gantt chart tools
-sometimes customers have specific project management needs that go beyond Planner's scope. Since Project Online is a powerful PPM tool, I think it's a great solution for those needs, and I would recommend it to any PM or PMO.- Chris ParkerFeb 02, 2017Iron Contributor
Hi Dave,
Are you going to reply to my comment too?
- Chris ParkerDec 22, 2016Iron Contributor
I'm torn on this. On the one hand, teams across MS are releasing new features at a rate that makes it near impossible to keep up but on the other it's what I've come to expect. I now expect teams to release features incrementally rather than in big bangs. It seems like the Planner team is a perfect fit for this new incremental release cycle. ? Without wanting to sound disgruntled, why is the Planner team not following that kind of schedule? Say, monthly updates?
- Rune MyrhaugJan 06, 2017Brass Contributor
Yes, I agree. Incremental release cycle is what people expect now.