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Pick your time zone and join in. Learn all you can do with Microsoft Lists - your smart information tracking app in Microsoft 365.

See how Lists evolve from SharePoint lists to empower individuals and teams to create, share and track information – including innovation in Microsoft Teams, information side-by-side your team conversations. We will teach you how to use and create views, configure conditional formatting, adjust forms and more. Plus, we will highlight extending lists with the integrated Power Platform and answer all frequently, or infrequently, asked questions.

Get ready to become a Microsoft Lists pro, for free.

Dates: May 10 – 14, 2021 | Pick the virtual workshop closest to your time zone

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Microsoft Lists virtual workshops, "Go further with Microsoft Lists" - delivered five times across various regions.

Track what matters most.

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What you’ll learn

1. Creating a list and using ready-made templates.
2. Working with Lists in Microsoft Teams.
3. Customizing a list that works for you.
4. Extend lists with integrated Power Platform.

Why attend?

1. Learn | Gain a better understanding of Microsoft Lists and learn how easy it is to create, share, and track lists with anyone on any device.
2. Connect | Hear from product experts and ask them questions about how to create and organize lists to track information within your organization. 
3. Inspire | Adopting what you’ve learned from this workshop to quickly simply your workflow and inspire your colleagues to easily collaborate on Microsoft Lists.

Microsoft Lists virtual workshop proposed agenda (3 hours)

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Get more done with Microsoft Lists.

Cheers and see you there, Mark Kashman, senior product manager – Microsoft