00:09So there are a lot of views right here that you can utilize in Microsoft Planner. There's the
00:15grid view, there's the chart view, board view, and another view that is really important and
00:21is helpful is the schedule view right here. So here in the schedule view, what you actually see
00:27is the schedule of your tasks. For example, you can see the animation for script right here just
00:32like this. So if you were to go ahead and click, then that particular card will be opened up and
00:37you can track it from here. So you can view it in month view right here and you can view
00:41it in week
00:42view just like this as well over here. You can even hide the recurring task if there's any and so
00:48forth.
00:49And based on the calendar right here, you can see when is the deadline and then when is the start
00:55date for those particular tasks that you had on the board right here. So you can go ahead and see
01:01the week view for it as well. And you see all of these recurring events as you can see, the
01:08details
01:08right here and the progress as you can see right here as well. And as per the progress, you can
01:14actually see that the color code of these particular lines, themes as well. And this is what you have.
01:20And if there's any unscheduled tasks, then you can go ahead and add them in as well. For example,
01:25I can say check meeting minutes right here, just like this right here. And if it is not scheduled,
01:32you can simply see it around over here if there's no date. So on the board over here as well,
01:38you can see that everything has been assigned, but there's the no date section right here, just like
01:44this right here. So that is how you can go ahead and utilize the schedule view as you want inside
01:51of Microsoft Planner. So I hope you guys learned something as always. And as always, please like,
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