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Welcome to this Microsoft Planner tutorial. In Lesson 13, you will learn how to set Task Progress in Microsoft Planner. You’ll see how to update the progress of your tasks and use different status options to show whether a task has not started, is in progress, or has been completed.

Keeping task progress updated helps you and your team quickly understand the current status of work and identify what still needs to be completed.

Follow the complete Microsoft Planner tutorial series to learn task and project management step by step.

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00:09so you might want to go ahead and then label out the task progress for each and every task that
00:17you have right here so to do that you can simply go on to a particular card and then what
00:22you can
00:23do is you can go around over here in progress and mark it out so here you can see that
00:28right now
00:28it's in not started mode but you can go around and go for in progress right here once you do
00:33that you
00:34will be able to see the in progress mark right here let's say if this is completed then you can
00:39simply go around over here and mark this out right here as completed just like this and that is
00:45completed right here so you can see that this is a completed task and you can even see who marked
00:51it
00:51as completed even if you were to go around over here on the grid you'll be able to see the
00:56completed
00:57task right here which is a strikethrough right here then you can go ahead and change the label
01:02whenever you want for each of the tasks right here from over here as well so that is how you
01:08can go
01:08ahead and set the task progress individually inside of microsoft planner so i hope you guys learned
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