Weekly view for To-Do
"My day" panel is really useful, but we also need look and have present always our week goals. The possibility bump all our to-dos help to declutter our mind, but this doesn't have sense if we can't organize or order them. So by this reason think is necesary a week view or a monthly view, even a more especific dayly view (maybe by hour or by morning/afternoon/night) could be really productive.
Brett McKay talk about this topic in this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNxLNY6yxRI
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With the latest update of To-Do, the Planned Smart List is now available on Windows, Web, iOS, and Android. This list allows you to see all your tasks with due dates or reminders in separate sections for Overdue Tasks, Tasks for Today, Tomorrow, the next 5 days, or later.
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Trang Nguyen
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Weekly view without having to set due dates would be great for someone who just needs to organize the tasks and layout a tentative plan for the week.
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Gregory
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Daily, weekly or monthly view would be great when visualised like events in calendar (e.g. Outlook one).
Another great thing would be to see tasks in Outlook calendar so they won't collide with your meetings. -
周兰
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建议增加与"我的一天"类似的两个智能列表，分别是："my tomorrow"和"next week"，并且实现 当日期更新到明天之后 自动将"my tomorrow"中的任务导入到"我的一天"的功能！
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周兰
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建议增加与"我的一天"类似的两个智能列表，分别是："my tomorrow"和"next week"，并且实现 当日期更新到明天之后 自动将"my tomorrow"中的任务导入到"我的一天"的功能！
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Sundara Gandhi
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A small change would rectify this issue. Inside the planned view bucket the next 5 days can be shown separately instead of batching the 5 days' tasks together.
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Anonymous
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Hello, will there be updates providing more designs - like dark or grey or black ?
Kind regards
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TedHoward
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Problem for me is that until 18983857 is implemented, I can't use msft-todo and so have *no* idea if the recent changes are sufficient.
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Jane
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I'd like to use the planned view to plan my week by dragging tasks to different days
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Anonymous
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Definitely I would say that it is more important to me to have weekly than daily list.
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Peter
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Adding a Planned view was a great improvement.
But can we please get another view which would be called a Weekly view? It would be an addition to Planned view so some people could switch it off in case the wouldn't find it useful.
Weekly View would be used for planning the whole week. That means it would group tasks by Monday, Tuesday, -> Friday, Saturday and Sunday. I could set tasks for each day a week in advance and would take care that I wouldn't have too much tasks on one single day.
And even when it would be Thursday already I could still see all the tasks under Monday (not under overdue) so that I could review what was done on Monday and what wasn't. I could reschedule the overdue tasks later.
The same would be valid for the week ahead so that I could plan tasks for one week ahead. Those tasks set for two weeks ahead would be all grouped under one single group and not by days.
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Wevenhuis
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I would like to see this feature integrated into the windows calendar app. For expample a windows calendar app developer could show this via a two stage toggle switch in the title bar of the app. The default stage would show the calendar item in week view, the toggle in the second stage would only show the list items organized by time schedule for each day of the week. The third stage of the toggel would show a hybrid vie with calendar and to do list items combined into a single inbox type view, organized by time schedule for each day of the week, in week view.
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Anonymous
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Yes, it will be good check the weekly planned things.
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Anonymous
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Planned list has problems with what day is today/tomorrow.
Under 'Today" list i can see tasks due tomorrow and the same with "Tomorrow" list that shows tasks from the day after tomorrow.
All tasks have a due date and a reminder. This might be the problem. I am using this in Australia and this might also be a problem as the list gets better in the afternoon.
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Stacy Lacy
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While this partly solves the problem, it doesn't really fully get it. The ability to view planned tasks by week, by month, or by a specific day would be very helpful in organizing. Being able to drop a task on a specific week and forget about it until that week but not assign it to a specific day would be helpful. Same for month.
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David
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Thank you for taking our comments into account. The functionality is much better now, especially since you added the Overdue section now. I really missed it initially.
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Benjamin
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This only partly gets to the problem. This requires everything to have due dates or reminders associated with them to be seen on the week view which is a departure from the philosophy of planning your day with the activities to be accomplished today. This added capability seems to be returning to how tasks work where you have to manage the dates constantly to keep up to date with them. Weekly planning would allow me to drag items in for the week and when the week ends they just fall back into the list like what happens for tasks not completed at the end of the day.
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Vinicius Amorim commented
Great! But I can't understand, why do you spend more than year to finish these new releases? Are you working on it alone? I love To-Do but I can't start to use it before it has the same features that Wunderlist. Microsoft should should have focus on To-Do app and make these new features faster! 1 year an app could be obsolet...
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Anonymous
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Thanks for the updates guys. Really appreciating the work your putting into the app now.
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RayVra
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The addition of a new Smart List called "Planned" is a FANTASTIC addition to the app. Great work...!!!
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Simon Sabin
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Fantastic