If you enter a task with a due date, it should show up in your calendar as either an all-day event or an event at the time assigned (if applicable). When the task is complete, it should update in calendar with the strikethrough formatting.

In order to save time it is necessary to be able to put a newly created task into a specific task folder on creation.
So when you're creating a new task you should be able to browse through available folders or create a new folder right from the task creation window. (should work similar to the category setting for a task)

Currently you have to create a task (e.g. by flagging an email message) and then you need to go to tasks and distribute newly created task into a specific folder which is not convenient and consumes additional time.

One should be able to just drag and drop tasks from the planner and from ToDo into outlook Calender, Thus you can schedule your personal working day, no matter what preference you have for a ToDo-Application.

Possible de transformer une tâche en un événement?

Possible to turn a task into an event?

Pour définir une plage de temps pour accomplir une tâche, pourquoi ne pas la transformer en rendez-vous?

To set a time range to complete a task, why not turn it into an appointment?

While in calendar view, when a task is dragged from the task pane to the calendar, the created calendar event is shown as "busy" by default. My idea is to have a setting were dragged tasks create "free" or "tentative" events by default.

Include a report funtion in Tasks. This should include the ability to group tasks by any number of fields.

more specific on separate task list popping out as per the timing set …..

the meeting invite to be taken out from the task list when it pop out , now both has been mixed and unable to trace or follow the task list items ..
hope that team will consider this in coming releases …...thanks !

When deleting a Task item that has a recurrence schedule set, you are presented with an option to delete all tasks for this recurring Task items or delete just the one recurring item. The default currently is set for deleting all of the recurring Task items associated with the Task in question. It seems that this is not a "fail safe" approach. The default should be that only the one Task item would be deleted, unless the user manually selects the "delete all" option.

Much like Meetings or events have the ability to be created as "reoccurring" the same should be allowed for "Tasks".

So that the recipient doesn't need to read through mails, or answer them, when the issue has already been resolved in the meantime.

We need a feature for disable tasks reminder in Outlook 2016 (Outlook 365) we use the modern / future ui todo on all our clients and all our users don't like the double reminder. One reminder from Outlook, one from todo. We want to disable the reminder for tasks in Outlook (but of course not for calendar events.)
this problem is detailed described from a other user on https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/disable-outlook-tasks-notification/89be8699-9fbe-4323-a8d1-8c47d547746a

Custom to-do list groups that are not date driven like "To Read" "Delegated" or "revision" so they can be in sight but not time orientated.

Please could you develop a feature attached to the flags function so that we can add a note to ourselves of what the flag is for?

I see this working that when I flag an email, another box opens up which allows me to add a reminder as to what I need to do before processing the email, for example.

And if this could go into the Outlook Today page too that would be awesome!

Print or copy and paste Reminders

Microsoft should make it easy to convert/create a task to an appointment to make it easy to schedule a time period on a calendar for task implementation.

It will be nice to look through your tasks and then schedule your day based on those tasks and have them nicely shown on your calendar.

Access & track your "To Do List" while you are on the go. In Outlook smartphone app, separate app or even exporting the list to keep following up in excel file. That would be more productive if Outlook would export it to To-Do application as a ready list.

To help with time management it would be great if there is some feature added to create rules that assign tasks to folders or prioritize them in another way.

From a meeting invite, allow user to assign task. For example meeting occurs and task required to be set up to send notes and actions post meeting.