Planner - Synchronize Planner with Outlook Tutorial

Discover how to seamlessly synchronize your Planner with Outlook! This video guides you through the step-by-step process to view your tasks as calendar events, ensuring you never miss a deadline. Learn about managing your iCalendar link, the one-way sync, and how to only display your assigned tasks. Perfect for intermediate users looking to enhance productivity! Don't miss out on this essential tool!

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allows you to view your tasks as events in your calendar.
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This gives you an overall view of your workload
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and lets you access the details of each task
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with a single click.
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Start by opening your plan in Microsoft Planner
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to the right of the plan name,
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select the small arrow,
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then choose add plan to Outlook calendar.
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Two options will appear
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don't publish,
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keep private,
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which means the plan will not be shared.
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Publish,
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share with everyone,
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which generates an iCalendar link.
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If you select the publishing option,
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carefully copy the iCalendar link
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and keep it in a safe place,
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as anyone with this link will be able to view your plan
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even without a Microsoft 365 subscription.
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You can also add it to your calendar by clicking add to Outlook directly.
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Outlook then opens and lets you choose which calendar you want to add it to.
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You can disable sharing at any time by switching back to
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do not publish,
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keep private.
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In Outlook open calendar,
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then add a calendar
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and finally subscribe from the web,
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paste the link,
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give it a clear name,
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ideally the same as the plan.
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Choose a color
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and determine the calendar's location before clicking on import.
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Each task in the plan then appears as a full day event.
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When you open it,
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you see the status,
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progress,
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and a direct link to the task and planner.
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Changes remain one-sided.
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You must always return to planner to edit.
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If you prefer to connect only the tasks assigned to you,
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open my tasks in planner,
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apply the assigned to me filter,
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then click the three dots on the right and select add tasks assigned to me
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to Outlook calendar.
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Choose publish.
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You can copy the iCalendar link and follow the same steps
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or simply click Add to Outlook.
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Synchronization is one way.
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Planner to Outlook.
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And may take up to 24 hours.
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To stop the synchronization,
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go back to the relevant plan,
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open,
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add a plan to Outlook calendar,
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and check do not publish.
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Keep private.
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Outlook immediately stops updating the data.
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The calendar remains visible,
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but it is no longer updated.
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Tasks from planner with a due date set for
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today will also automatically appear in Outlook to do.
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From to do you can view checklists,
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adjust due dates,
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and tick off completed steps.
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Any changes made in to do will be reflected in planner.
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For example,
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marking a subtask as complete in to do we'll
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move it to the completed section and planner.
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You now know how to publish a complete plan
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or only your personal tasks and outlook,
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manage the iCalendar link
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and understand the synchronization limits.

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