How to use Microsoft Lists

Microsoft Lists is officially out. In this video, we’ll cover how Lists works and how it relates to some of the other apps in Office 365, especially SharePoint, OneDrive for Business, and Microsoft Teams. Microsoft Lists is the upgraded version of SharePoint lists, now with a much slicker-looking user interface, pre-built templates, and a central home for all your lists.

Note: Microsoft reported 50% rollout of Microsoft Lists to *targeted release* users on Aug 21 and an estimated completion by end of August (source: jum.to/3hwwU8a). Rollout to all other users will commence thereafter with estimated completion by end of September. If you don't see Lists in your Office 365 app launcher, follow these steps: jum.to/MicrosoftLists

📚 I have a new book out! Order Teach Yourself Visually: Microsoft Teams: jum.to/TYVTeams

If you have questions about future features: well, we're not the ones who know. Instead, try going to aka.ms/MSLists/GA/blog and @mentioning Mark Kashman. He's been responding to a lot of questions and feedback.

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Links and resources:
• Associated blog post: jum.to/MicrosoftLists
• Get access to Lists even if you don't see it in your app launcher: jum.to/MicrosoftLists
• Microsoft Lists announcement blog post: jum.to/30g95v7
• Microsoft Lists availability blog post: jum.to/3jXwY2n
• 17-minute overview video from Microsoft: youtu.be/plshQSoe_OY

Topics
0:00 Intro
0:13 Background
1:14 Lists home
2:10 Creating and editing a list
3:09 Add a list to SharePoint or Teams
3:37 Managing your lists
3:51 My thoughts
6:53 Conclusion