I created a short video in response to a question that I received via email… “Is it possible to import a due date listing on an Excel spreadsheet to Outlook and set up reminders for these due dates?”. In the video I show how to set up the Excel worksheet correctly and how to import the list of tasks into Outlook.
Hi, great little video. Just wondering, could you use this to manage a small team, where you export from different worksheets to different user Tasklists? And then also, when tasks are completed, synch back to update the worksheet? Excel is definitely my master plan, so I need some way of distributing tasks to team members in an easy format to tick when completed, and then either automate or manually run periodically the synch back to the master spreadsheet. Any ideas? 🙂
Yes, see Ian’s request above. That feature would be great to see.
same question 🙂
Excellent Mike thank you.
Very clear, excellent screen explanation and commentary.
Well done tutorial. Thanks.
Why can’t Microsoft do something like this.
Great tutorial.
Dear Mike, Thank you for this great video. However, in the last step, I don’t get to select the seperate columns to map custom fields. I can’t find what I do wrong.
The result is everthing in the subject line
T131.06.AT;TAM;Renewal;RenewalTAMT131.06.AT;1-4-2022;1-3-2022;9:00;1
Any idea what I do wrong?
Hi. Glad you found the video useful. Try this…open the csv with notepad or similar and replace all semicolons with a comma