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Welcome to this Microsoft Planner tutorial. In Lesson 21, you will learn about Chart View in Microsoft Planner. We’ll explore how to access the Charts view and use visual summaries to review task progress, task status, assignments, and overall project workload. This feature can help you understand project information and monitor tasks more effectively.

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00:09In order to go ahead and track out your progress in a particular board, let's say for example,
00:14you can also go ahead and utilize the chart view. So to access the chart view over here on the
00:19top,
00:20you can simply go around over here onto charts, and then you'll be able to see the chart of your
00:25overall task. For example, over here, you can see the status of the task that is left, the bucket over
00:31here on not started in progress, and something that is late as well, and then the priority as well.
00:37So you can also see the members who has been assigned as you can see right here just like this.
00:43So over here on the right hand side, you can also see the cards. And as you go ahead and
00:48mark it out
00:48right here, you can actually see the chart change dynamically as well. So you can also go ahead and
00:54group by bucket right here on the basis of assigned to on the basis of due date right here, just
00:59like
01:00this as well. So this is what you have, as you can see, and this is how you can utilize
01:04the chart view,
01:05you can also go ahead and filter out it out by progress by certain labels and so forth right here.
01:13And then it'll show up accordingly right here. Let's just clear it out. Oh, and this is what you have.
01:19And that is how you can go ahead and utilize the chart view inside of Microsoft Planner.
01:24So I hope you guys learned something as always. And as always, please like, comment, share,
01:31and subscribe.

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