Better ability to connect plans, teams and groups together when they get created seperately.

Projects sometime start as a Team, or a simple project, or email chain - we don't need all the functionality, until the project grows and then we find we cant connect the different platforms if they were not done in a specific way.

You may have a check box in the planner asking the user "Do you want to apply this to Team's calendar?" .

We need the ability to download a file attachment when we use planner inside MS Teams. Currently you have to view the file online, and then download it. See attached image:

In a team there are many individual tasks. But there is no task mgm system in Teams which limit the use of it very much.

Filtering by due date is not always useful.
I would like to see all tasks listed in order - a chose between chronological/alphabetical, regardless of which group is selected.

within skype, on the top ribbon there is a meeting to see meetings set up on outlook (both skype call meetings and other meetings/appointments). this allows a quick glance at upcoming meetings which allows management of time at a quick glance.
I can't clearly see an equivalent on Microsoft teams.

If you need to export into excel, you should be able to export the checklist items in a task as that shows stakeholders how much of a particular item is complete.

If you could export this into excel at this level, then you could create burn down charts (used as a measure in Scrum) and manage the expectation of stakeholders when delivering a project.

By doing this it would be possible to allow the Planner tool to do the work when asking product owners to prioritise the next items to be delivered in a project without having to replicate work.

Is there a way I can escalate to manager if the task is showing 'not completed by due date, in planner?

Place where we can see what we have and when its due

I am so sad to see that all the activity for planner has been moved to the Activity Feed. I loved seeing the calendar and seeing what tasks I have in progress and what is done across all of my Teams. The views gave me a lot of information about my tasks. I want this feature back!

Our team uses a shared planner between multiple channels to keep track of our overall tasks. For each channel, we filter down to that channel's bucket and change the grouping. We would prefer for this filter to remain with a given channel's view when we move away from that view or close the application.

In summary:
- Planner shared between channels
- Desire Planner filters to be sticky/saved by channel

The user interface of Planner is different in Teams. For one thing the "View by Bucket" option is missing.

There should be a complete list of all your assignments in chronological order of due dates instead of all your assignments in each subject. It takes 5-10 seconds (depending on how slow your wifi/data is) to switch between subjects which can be a bit annoying at times. I would like to see all of my assignments for all of my subjects together.

The new "Tasks in Teams" needs to also have planner tasks and flagged email in a common taks/personal list. If not, then what is the purpose of this feature?

When presenting meeting projects using Planner - scrolling down the actions and comments moves the Planner title off the screen - Just like Excel's row lock, do the same for the Planner actions.

Please, enable tasks to be grouped by individual week days. Each day as it's own group.

Currently, you only have "group by due date" which creates a group for today, a group for tomorrow, a group for this week (outside of today & tmrw), a group for next week and thereafter.

Individual day grouping is so much more visually appealing.

Thank you!

Tasks getting added into the planner will have dependencies to other tasks. It will be better to have a dependency box preferably hyper linked to the dependent task

Would love for there to be a second set of labels to apply to Planner tasks; for example, I currently use the labels to identify business areas for each task, but would also like to dissect my tasks by "themes" - which is why a second set of labels would come in handy.