How do you use Microsoft Office to keep tasks organized?

Have you tried a spreadsheet in Excel?

As long as you use Outlook it will work quite well.
I use tasks that are sent and received and set reminders or followups utilizing it.
You can pup the task list in your main outlook pane with the “dock to peek” feature or just pop out the task window.
Once you start using it more you will get used to it and find Help by hitting F1 while in the task view.

I went to YouTube and searched for organizing Outlook. There were hundreds of videos. I didn’t watch any of them as there were too many. Perhaps it would be worth your time to look at a few.

I use a password protected excel table to keep track of all my passwords.

I don’t use Office tasks. If anything, Excel, but honestly, good old pad and paper works for me for keeping lists up to date. And folded paper fits in my shirt pocket.

I work on approximately 75–100 cases at a time. It would take up too much time to constantly update a spreadsheet.

Does anyone use the To Do thingy in the office suite? Microsoft keeps suggesting it to me.

I’m going to check out theYouTubes. Thanks @Hawaii_Jake.

@ragingloli – I use LastPass to store all my passwords. It has encrypted backup to the cloud so I can access it if I lose my phone.

I use flag colors, and created folders to stay organized but I’m OCD and hate a full Inbox.