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Planner vs To-Do
Microsoft just released To-Do, a task app that will eventually replace Wunderlist. When should we use Planner and when should we use To-Do? Thanks for the help.
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I'm pretty sure that when you create a Plan in Planner, it also creates an Office 365 group to go along with it since they are meant to be used by multiple people. If you have each person create their own plan, you just going to end up with tons of Groups that don't serve any real purpose.
True. But comparing trying to make people having two different places to go for their tasks, that's minor. Since we get one group for each project the list is quite substansiall anyway, everybody just works from their list of Favorites.
- It is the grouping of the tasks that I like in To-Do. I believe in Planner it is one large list of My Tasks.
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