Create a 'My week' just like 'My day'

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There is an other request (https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-to-do/feature-request-add-to-my-day-tomorrow/m-p/19... to create 'My Tomorrow' section, but for me it would be more useful to create a plan for the week and generate the 'My day' content from there.

The 'My week' would include elements that I want complete or focus during the workweek. 'My week' could be the name, but it is more like a container that can gather elements from multiple lists to show what is my current focus for a longer period than 1 day.

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This could be achieved by simply letting us sort the list of all our to-dos by the combination of Date, then Priority, then Alphabetical — like we can in Outlook Desktop. A filter by Category would be a bonus.

Hi @jkdean. Adding more organization capabilities is a good thing, but this request is different. I just would like to have a tool that allows me to create ad-hoc planning for longer than a day. Ordering based on different properties is a good thing, but I see that as solution to a different problem.

@Tibor_Weber 

There is 7 requests for this feature, all have the same requirement, all quite old, all just a slightly different way of asking for it. But same subject / feature at the bottom of it.

If Microsoft combined these into one - the number of views, likes and replies would add up to a very high number of votes.

 

1) = this one: Create a 'My week' just like 'My day' - Microsoft Community Hub

2)Feature request: plan my day the night before - Microsoft Community Hub

3) My Tommorrow - Microsoft Community Hub

4) Feature request: Add to My Day (Tomorrow) - Microsoft Community Hub

5) Re: Completing an old daily recurring todo -- I want to advance due date to tomorrow - Microsoft Com...

6) To Do Tomorrow / This week / Next week - Microsoft Community Hub

7) To do app "My day" - Microsoft Community Hub


These are all requests from people who are struggling to be able to forward plan with To-Do & Planner software system