Comparing Basic vs Premium Plans - Microsoft Support
Planner supports two different types of plans, Basic and Premium . There are features that both plans support, and there are features that are only available to a specific plan. Updates are continuously being made to help close on the most critical gaps in the premium plan.
Shared plans in Planner - Microsoft Support
Shared plans in Planner. If you share a OneDrive or SharePoint file that includes a plan, your plan becomes a shared plan. This is because anyone who can view and edit the file can also view and edit the plan.
Create a new plan with Copilot in Planner - Microsoft Support
To create a new product launch plan using Copilot in Planner, Sebastian completes the following steps: Select + New plan. On the New plan window, select Premium. Note: Basic plans don’t have Copilot available to use.
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Microsoft Planner
Microsoft Planner video training - Microsoft Support
Microsoft Planner video training. Quick start. Ideas for your board. Use Planner.
Answers to top Microsoft Planner questions
Planner plans are associated with Microsoft 365 Groups, and the files for Microsoft 365 Groups are stored in an associated SharePoint document library. To find your Planner files, select the three dots to the right of the plan name ( ...
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Microsoft Planner
Build your plan in Microsoft Planner - Microsoft Support
Create a plan on Planner for the web. Select + New plan. Enter a plan name. Either: Select Create plan to create a new group, or. Select Add to an existing Microsoft 365 Group. Select a group, Choose Group, and then Create plan.
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Microsoft Planner
Frequently asked questions about Copilot in Planner
What is Copilot in Planner? Accelerate outcomes with AI. Through simple, natural-language prompts, Copilot in Planner helps you generate new plans, set goals, track status, and react to changes as projects evolve.
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Microsoft Planner
Planner help & learning
Learn how to use Microsoft Planner in Teams. Find Planner help and learning content to plan an event, publish content, track a process, and more.
Recurring tasks in Planner - Microsoft Support
Recurring tasks in Planner. Planner makes it easy to manage recurring tasks for your team. You can easily set up automatic repeat for daily, weekly, or monthly recurrence – and many other interval options – with custom repeat settings.
Using suggested attachments in Microsoft Planner
Open Planner for the web from tasks.office.com. Select a plan from your list of Pinned or Recent plans in the Planner hub. Open a task. Scroll down to the Suggested attachments section. Select Add next to the file you want to attach.
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Microsoft Planner