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Teams - Plans
I have a few questions - How come when I go to teams and click on the plus sign Next to conversations and files etc and try to add my plan, one of my plans that is in office 365 never shows up ...
Hi!
A plan is connected to a an office 365 group which in turn the team is built upon!
You can have multiple plans in a group but they stay there! That’s why you can’t see other plans!
To see all the plans you are a member of you can go inte the planner app either by pressing the little icon up in the left in teams while you have the planner tab open! It looks like a little arrow pointing northeast in a square ( if I remember correctly)
Else you reach this from tasks.office.com or via your office 365 portal!
Here you can filter and have different views of all the tasks you are assigned too etc...
A planner plan always belongs to a office 365 group! Whenever you create a plan, an office 365 group is created!
Please read this blogpost for more information!
https://blog.syskit.com/8-ways-to-create-office-365-groups-understand-differences?hs_amp=true
Hope that answers your questions :)
Adam
A plan is connected to a an office 365 group which in turn the team is built upon!
You can have multiple plans in a group but they stay there! That’s why you can’t see other plans!
To see all the plans you are a member of you can go inte the planner app either by pressing the little icon up in the left in teams while you have the planner tab open! It looks like a little arrow pointing northeast in a square ( if I remember correctly)
Else you reach this from tasks.office.com or via your office 365 portal!
Here you can filter and have different views of all the tasks you are assigned too etc...
A planner plan always belongs to a office 365 group! Whenever you create a plan, an office 365 group is created!
Please read this blogpost for more information!
https://blog.syskit.com/8-ways-to-create-office-365-groups-understand-differences?hs_amp=true
Hope that answers your questions :)
Adam