Microsoft Lists, app for iOS users that allows users to categorize data into lists is now available.

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Microsoft has begun to make the software Microsoft Lists available on iOS. Users can now download the app from the Apple App Store for the Microsoft Office 365 suite. The app lets users organize work and details into lists, as the name suggests. There is provision for separate templates and different colors to be produced. Users can also generate, update and share the list with others. 

In the app, there are different ready-made models that can be modified using sorting, filtering and grouping options.

With he development, no matter where they operate from, one can monitor and manage lists. To make searching for lists easy, there is also a new tab and a display list option. Microsoft also allows users in offline mode to edit lists. With QR code support, one can capture and add images as well.

In the app, there are different ready-made models that can be modified using sorting, filtering and grouping options. Dark mode, as well as landscape orientation, can be selected by users. The company promises data protection and enforcement built-in enterprise-grade. Intune device management support was also asserted for Mobile Device Management (MDM) and Mobile App Management (MAM) policies.

To sign up, the customer company must have a business subscription to Office 365 that requires SharePoint. The team will likely share detailed updates to the iPad soon. The post also told users that they are working on an Android Microsoft Lists app that could see success later this year.

Microsoft has also stated that after the release of the blog on Tuesday, it may take up to 24 hours for the Lists app to "completely roll out within the App Store." If any user fails to see the app in the App Store now, it is recommended that they try again later.