Can You Share an Entire Microsoft To Do List Group? Workarounds
Question details
The user wants to know if it is possible to share a complete group of lists as a single item in Microsoft To Do instead of sharing each list individually.

- Product
- Microsoft To Do
- Device & OS
- not provided
- Scenario
- Collaborating on multiple task lists that are grouped together in Microsoft To Do.
- Observed behavior
- Currently, Microsoft To Do requires generating and sending a separate sharing link for each individual list; sharing an entire list group at once is not supported.
Ensure you have the latest version of Microsoft To Do installed and are logged into your Microsoft account before attempting to generate sharing links for your lists.
Share Individual Lists within the Group
Since sharing a complete group is not supported, the primary workaround is to generate and share invitation links for each individual list.
While this method requires a few extra steps, it is currently the only way to grant collaborators access to all the tasks contained within a specific list group.
Open Microsoft To Do and expand your list group. Click on the first list you want to share with your team.
Click the 'Share' icon located in the top-right corner of the list view. Select 'Create invitation link' to generate a unique URL for this list.
Copy the generated link and send it to your collaborators via email or your preferred messaging app. Repeat this process for all other lists in the group.

Submit a Feature Request to Microsoft
If sharing list groups is a critical workflow requirement for you, let Microsoft know by submitting a feature request.
Manage Tasks and Collaborate Seamlessly with WPS Office
If Microsoft To Do's sharing limitations restrict your team's workflow, consider switching to a more flexible document-based approach with WPS Office. As a free, lightweight, and easy-to-use Office alternative, WPS Office allows you to create comprehensive project trackers in Spreadsheets and share the entire workbook with a single collaboration link.

Frequently Asked Questions
Can anyone I share a Microsoft To Do list with edit my tasks?
Yes, when you share a list in Microsoft To Do, anyone who has the invitation link can view, add, modify, check off, or delete tasks within that specific shared list.
How do I stop sharing a list in Microsoft To Do?
Open the shared list, click the 'Share' icon at the top right, select 'Manage access', and then choose 'Stop sharing'. This will instantly invalidate the sharing link and remove access for all collaborators.
Are my personal list groups visible to the people I share lists with?
No. Your list groups are designed exclusively for your personal app organization. When you share a list, collaborators will only see the individual list itself, not the group it is placed inside.




