How to Use Microsoft To Do | Grocery Shopping List and much more
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Do you always forget your grocery list? 📋 Don't worry! Learn how to use the Microsoft To Do app to keep track of your shopping list effortlessly. In this video, I'll show you how to create, manage, and share your grocery list with ease.
What You'll Learn:
⩥ How to create a grocery list in Microsoft To Do
⩥ Adding items and setting reminders
⩥ Syncing your list across devices
⩥ Sharing your list with others
Microsoft To Do is part of the Microsoft 365 family. Use it as your shopping list app to make grocery lists simple and efficient.
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I love how seamless it is, been using it for a long time.. The only thing I’m missing is having smart grocery list like in Apple, which would be a nice addition
It is handy in To Do that you can add a reminder for each "item", but I tend to lean towards Keep. I like that I can set two "levels" of items so I can have Cold Stuff, Dry Goods, Non-Grocery, etc.
I use this together with my wife for while now and love it. We use it for all kind of to do's from garden projects to the packing list for vacations.
Awesome!
great explanation. thanks for sharing!
I use this for my personal and work lives. Everything, shopping lists as well as packing list dor whenev we go away. It's just amazing.
I have one list that is shared between my personal life and work life (work email) so that when I remember something about work outside hours I can add it on my personal phone to remember for work tomorrow.
Thank you it’s great video. Part B of this video is baking and sharing your recipe. I followed your channel during my working days. I am retired I still following for new updates. Some new features I wish it was available during my working days. Keep us up to date thank you 😊
I always forget something when I get back home, this really useful video, I didn't know you could do that's with Microsoft to do, I think I might also use "To do" to visit palaces in my City, Thank for this video.
I use it for recurring orders at restaurants. Helps out tremendously at the local Chinese food restaurant
Google Keep notes does all this but also can trigger a reminder by location.
I've never had peanut butter pretzel cheesecake, but now I want to try it 😋
Thanks Leila! Have on my laptop, but never realised I could have on my mobiles too. I can now delete all other apps requiring payment🎉Thank you very much!❤❤❤
Great!
Its the same like Google keep. Good morning Microsoft
I have not put much thought into the use of the to do list. Thanks for the quick rundown, as I may have never opened it otherwise.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Leila!
You're so welcome Chris. This week we have another video lined up for Thursday. Stay tuned...
This is a good tool and should also take advantage of "sublists" like dairy, meat, produce, aisles, etc.
It would be a lot better if the list could be syncd with the store and show a map with the location of the items
Nifty. Thanks.
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
Great video as always Leila. Question: when do we see your first video on Microsoft Loop?
I use it for that reason. I have list specific to each grocery store and sorted by Aisle so it's convenient for me to get the item. For example I have a list called "Kroger Groceries" and in their I'll have one that says "Aisle 4 - Peanut Butter" and so on. It's sorted so it makes it easy for me to get in and get out.
oh wow. That's really smart.
The Cake jus looks very yummy like you!! 😋
Never heard and or used MS To Do, I only used MS Notes. Thanks, I can see how it can be used on the go, I would rather just used my digital note pad to write down notes on the go, ehehehe! Excellent almost 3 minute video! 😺🥰✨💎
Wunderlist! Miss it.
How do you capture the cost of each item and track the overall cost of the basket?
We always want to track our spend when grocery shopping
This is a lot more steps than just saying “Siri, add peanut butter to my shopping list”
Siri doesnt work well in all languages.
Not everyone chooses an iphone.
3 years back I saw your todo list video. From that I follow your page and channel
That's so cool! Thanks.
Me too
This video almost slipped by ...
At the 45 second mark " ... peanut butter pretzel cheesecake ...". The recipe would have been a nice touch ... just sayin.
Item #1 on my To Do Grocery List " ... coffee ..." with a reminder set for Wednesday (ahead of Thursday's next video release).
Another useful tip from Prof Leila ... 😍😍😍
Thanks Leila. Would love to see more PowerPoint tips videos with the latest version if you have the interest and energy for it :)
Noted. Thanks for the suggestion!
@@LeilaGharani Thanks so much for considering!
What kind of cheesecake!? OMG!
What do you think about Google Keep?
😊
What is the best AI model currently out?
Caude ai or Chat GPT
I like the app but it would be much better if you could add a RRP to items. This way I can change it when needed and also end up with totals when going to shop. This would really help with budgeting.
A calorie counting app would be useful - maybe it already exists? Thank you, Leila!!
I used to use myfitnesspal when I was trying to get back in shape after my second kid 😊
@@LeilaGharani I'll have a look at that - thanks Leila, as always you come up with a solution!!
🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
00:00 *💻 Learn how to use Microsoft To-Do for creating a hassle-free grocery list.*
00:26 *📝 Create a new list in Microsoft To-Do, name it, and add items by typing and hitting enter.*
00:54 *⏰ Set reminders for items on your list by selecting "Remind Me" and choosing a date and time.*
01:22 *📲 Access your list on your phone using the Microsoft To-Do app and check off items as you shop.*
01:52 *🤝 Share your list with others by clicking "Share" and creating an invitation link, which can be shared via email or copied and shared directly.*
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I should make this complaint in the playstore: i can't add multiple homescreen shortcuts of my lists, only one hs shortcut is allowed by ms. I have multiple homescreens so i need flexibilitybin creating my shortcuts.
Where are the recurring to do items?!?
What about items you order regularly, i.e., milk, bread, lettuce. Apps allow you to easily save items to bring them up. This seems cumbersome.
This is light years behind Google keep.
microsoft can't even code their webmail service gui to be bug free and don't even get me started on how slow it is. I'd be happy to try more apps from MS when they get serious about creating apps that are fully functional/bug free
Does not work on Android with a Microsoft personal account. When I try to sign in > "This type of account does not work with this particular service. Please enter an email address or phone number associated with a differeent account." I have an O365 subbscription. What use is a personal ToDo app which does not support the supplier's personal accounts?
For a lot of the MS products you need a school or work account for them to work. A personal MS 365 account is not enough. Stupid, but that's how MS rolls... so not an android problem, but an account type problem.
@@mtolderlund71 Yes - I know where the blame lies. Doesn't make it any easier given that MS take my money every year. This may be the last straw come renewal time.
The app does work on Android with a personal account. I use it all the time. You can be signed in with a work account and a personal account at the same time too. The personal account can have a Microsoft 365 subscription tied to it too.
@@JohnWickXL Not for me. My OP post reproduced the msg I get when I try.
Yes, I loved To-Do at work, but couldn't use it for personal because I use Android and gmail. I ended up abandoning any.do and starting with ToDoist, which I like even more than To-Do. So To-Do at work, where everything is Microsoft, ToDoist at home where I use gmail.
The android app is very complicated
The more you use To-Do for grocery shopping, the less likely you want to continue using it.
Apple’s shopping list in reminders app is far better than ms
I have to check it out.
I agree
Google keep does it better
I love Microsoft To-Do for work, thanks to Leila's earlier CZcams a few years ago. I loved it so much it caused me to abandon any.do for personal, and instead, I got Todoist, since To-Do wouldn't integrate with gmail, and which I now like even better than To-Do.
However, as I much as I like To-Do, and Leila, not for a grocery list. I have a Dropbox Paper list of all the near-term and long-term things we buy, shared between my wife and I, and organized my isle at the store. When we need something, I just check it on the list. So less typing week to week. At the store, I just open it, and grab.
We used to do the list in Evernote, but Evernote has gone downhill for free users (which my wife has) so that is why we switched to Dropbox Paper.
If it is something unique, I will usually add via the app of the grocery store, where I also identify sale items every week. If I am making a special recipe, I'll have it in RecipeSage and it can create a grocery list for me.
Many thanks for sharing your experience!
I love your videos, but I cannot imagine letting Microsoft know more about my life then whatever it is that they suck up from reading my hard disks.
bread ... broccoli ... milk ... big deal if microsoft knows my grocery and shopping list. u don't use to-do for passwords or bank accounts or any confidential matters.
Don't be ridiculous. A shopping list is just an example of a to do list.
So beautiful lady!
This video should have begun with an illustration of the inadequacies of Outlook or Excel to manage whatever it is that "ToDo" manages. For instance "Have you ever been trying to use Outlook to manage your to-do list and run into THIS situation?" with a screenshot of the monitor of someone trying to do something, and then running into a wrinkle that Outlook can't manage. And then say "SO, that's why Microsoft invented 'ToDo'". Absent that, someone like me is just going to ask "WHY do I NEED this?".
There needs to be a strong skepticism that any new application must overcome. More and more, these products are being engineered by focus-groups who TO DATE have never been computer people. This is because manufacturers put the acquisition of new customers above loyalty to existing customers. We're seeing products get dumber and dumber because the intent is to capture new consumers who are not ALREADY computer-oriented people, because computer-oriented people are ALREADY in the fold. Think of cars: when people who didn't want to know how to drive weren't buying cars, manufacturers invented the automatic transmission so that people who didn't know how to drive a car could drive a car without learning how to drive a car. So the real driver lost the extra flexibility and control that comes with a standard transmission. Computer products are going down the same bad road, being dumbed-down to appeal to consumers whose mentality is increasingly estranged from the intellectual activity of modeling the world with data. Soon all human skills will be lost, as computers relieve us of all necessity to think (once we let them get away with automatic transmissions how can we stop driverless cars and a generation of people who won't be able to take over the wheel when the software fries out), and when we run into something in the real world that doesn't match the "defaults" hard-wired into a computer, we won't be able to get around it.
@@topherthe11th23 so you asked your own question, just to answer it? 🤔
@@mrhoneystinger3676 The only question I asked in my Comment or my Reply to it was "Why do I NEED this?". I did not, in either the Comment or the Reply, type an answer to that question. It surprises me that you believe I did answer it.
Seriously, you Americans can't remember what you need at home to prepare a meal/dessert? 🤣
I‘m not American but yes I qualify. Even with a list I usually forget something 🤔
@@LeilaGharani I am a person who prefers to face the challenges of everyday life on my own and I try not to let technology replace me, on the contrary... it encourages creative, intelligent thinking. I like to be independent in thinking and coping even in ordinary everyday life... But I understand that it can sometimes help people :)