This section contains information about Microsoft Outlook Tasks, the To-Do list, and To-Do Bar.
Beginning with Outlook 2007, the taskpad is replaced by the To-do bar, which is visible in all Outlook folders. In addition, the Calendar folder has a Daily task list, which replaces the taskpad in older versions.
In Outlook 2013 and newer, the To-do Bar is replaced with "peeks" which can be docked (or pinned) on the right as a To-Do Bar. These are pinned per folder type, so you can show the calendar and tasks while viewing mail folders but not in the other modules.
The "tasks for the selected day" view is not available in current version of Microsoft Outlook.
New Office 365 App: Microsoft To-Do
Microsoft To-do merges features from Wunderlist into Office 365. To-Do's added in the app will sync with the Exchange mailbox and are available in Outlook's tasks and tasks added to Outlook sync to the app in real time.
"Type a task" Due date and reminder times
When you use the Type a task field in the To-do bar, the due date is set automatically for you, picked up from the Quick Click flag setting. The reminder time is based on the Quick Flag - Today flags have reminders set for one hour before the end of your work day as set
How to create a "Next 21 days" Task filter
How to use SQL filters to create a filter to show the next 21 days (or any period of your choosing) in Advanced find, custom views, or search folders.
What is the "Custom Priority" field?
The Custom Priority field seen in Outlook's Tasks folder is used with linked SharePoint server tasks lists.