Once you turn on the Clutter feature in Outlook, Microsoft will start paying attention to which emails you read and which ones you left unread. As an adult, you probably have it ingrained that your Inbox isn’t going to clean itself - ah, but it can! When you were a kid, your mother likely told you your room wasn’t going to clean itself. You can use this as a search box to get instructions on how to do most anything, whether it’s writing a resume or creating a general ledger.Įven if you know how to do a task, consider putting it into “Tell Me” to see how Office recommends handling it. At the top of most Microsoft 365 apps, including Word and Excel, you’ll see a box that says “Tell me what you want to do…” Pay attention to Tell Meĭo you feel like a newcomer to your Microsoft 365 subscription, with little knowledge of all the productivity tools and best features of the platform? Then you need to use Tell Me. Let’s look at each hack more closely to make sure you’re getting the full benefits of your Microsoft 365 subscription.

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Use Sharepoint Views to organize your documents.

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Here are some of my favorite hacks, tricks and features that can help you improve your productivity and get more out of your Microsoft 365 subscription: Related: How to use Outlook Customer Manager to better manage customer relationships 13 ways to get more out of your Microsoft 365 subscription

However, if you’re just using email and Outlook to manage your communications, and you’re using core programs like Word and Excel only on a fleeting basis, you might not be getting the most bang for your buck.

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