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Microsoft 365 Hacks
Microsoft 365 Hacks
Word, Excel, Outlook - who doesn't know them? The applications of Microsoft 365 can now be found on almost all PCs in both larger and smaller organizations. But do you also know the associated tricks and tips that can noticeably simplify your work life?
To keep you updated, we have been providing you with our monthly Microsoft 365 Hacks for some time now. Get to know current features and discover new practical tips that you can incorporate into your everyday work!
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New guides in September 2026
Use the Suggestions pane (Planner in Outlook)
In this guide, you will learn how to use the Suggestions pane in Outlook to add recommended tasks to My Day.
Find your flagged emails (Planner in Outlook)
In this guide, you will learn how to find your flagged emails in Planner in Outlook.
Print your Task List (Planner in Outlook)
In this guide, you will learn how to print a task list from Planner in Outlook using the To Do experience.
Create a group (Planner in Outlook)
In this guide, you will learn how to create a group in Outlook's To Do experience to organize related task lists.
Add lists to your group (Planner in Outlook)
In this guide, you will learn how to add existing task lists to a group in Outlook's To Do experience to keep related lists organized.
Change the Grid and List View (Planner in Outlook)
In this guide, you will learn how to switch between the available task views in Planner within Outlook.
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