Lists - Create a task tracking board in Microsoft Lists Tutorial

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the source of truth where data is homogeneous,
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measurable,
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and shareable.
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A business register is a structured list
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describing requests and commitments with clear fields.
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Microsoft List provides native column types such as text,
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choice,
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dates and times,
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people,
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numbers,
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lookups,
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calculations,
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and accepts attachments to centralize the context.
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This standardization allows filtering,
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grouping,
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and exporting to a spreadsheet for more in-depth analysis.
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Identify the essential elements for management,
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actionable titles,
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priorities,
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deadlines,
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statuses,
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responsible parties,
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and depending on the process,
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milestones and clients.
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Create these columns by selecting the appropriate type
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choices for statuses,
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person for assignment,
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dates and times for deadlines
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when requests come from forms,
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map the responses to the same columns
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to natively feed the list without re-entry.
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This coherent foundation is ready for automation and reporting.
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The list view is suitable for quick
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entry and filtering by displaying essential columns.
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The calendar view reveals gaps,
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conflicts,
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and milestones as soon as a date column structures the tracking.
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The command board view is activated when a
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single value choice column defines the status,
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allowing visualization of the flow and moving items between stages.
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These three views complement each other and are obtained without development.
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Favor structured columns over free fields to
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benefit from usable filters and indicators.
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Conditional formatting applies colors,
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data bars,
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or alert icons based on values.
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Advanced configurations use JSON formatting for
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specific needs without altering the data.
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Native rules trigger automatic notifications when items
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are created or critical fields change.
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The register feeds execution through automated flows
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that create tasks as soon as a record meets defined criteria,
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then publish a conversational summary.
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To conclude,
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three fundamental rules.
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Every item requiring tracking is integrated into the register.
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Each column has a specific use,
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and updates are made in the register rather than in parallel documents.
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This rigor makes possible the orchestration rituals,
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status readability,
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and automation of reminders discussed later.

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