Once decided, users can finish up by click Start Importing, and thus, your to-dos have been imported from Wunderlist into Microsoft To-Do. So instead users will have the option to import sub-tasks as a “note on the to-do item”, or as “individual to-do items” From here they can select which lists to transfer from Wunderlist.Īfter selecting which lists to transfer, users will be taken to another screen which asks How do you want sub-tasks to be imported? This is because Microsoft To-Do does not currently support sub-tasks. Users will then be asked which to-do app they are currently using, so in this instance, they will select Wunderlist. To do this, users must go into the settings of Microsoft To-Do, and select Start Importing Now. This also means that all lists and tasks will be accessible through other Microsoft products such as Exchange and Outlook Tasks. This is convenient for those who no longer intend on using Wunderlist, and will instead be organizing their lists on Microsoft To-Do.

One of the other great features of Microsoft To-Do allows users to transfer to-dos from Wunderlist. By doing this, the deleted to-dos will re-appear under their original lists in Microsoft To-Do. Once the desired tasks have been selected, right click, and choose Move to Task. Whilst in Outlook, users can select deleted items, where they can choose which tasks to recover. This means users can recover deleted to-do’s simply by accessing Outlook.

To-Do – How to Restore a Deleted To-Doĭeleting to-dos is very easy on Microsoft To-Do, meaning it’s also easy to accidentally delete one before you’re finished with it! Thankfully, to-dos are not only stored on Microsoft To-Do, but also on Exchange Online, and Outlook Tasks. Here are TechQuarters 3 best features of Microsoft To-Do, that’ll help users increase productivity, become more organised and decrease stress. Microsoft To-Do is the latest component of Office 365, and offers a simple, yet intelligent To Do list which makes it easier to plan your day.

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