Modify the Formula value directly or press the Edit… button for a larger editor.

If you are not taken back to the field on the left side, set the “Selected available columns from” list to: User-defined fields in folder.

Select the “Days Left” column and press: Remove.

Go back to the Columns or Fields section as mentioned above.

To customize the formula if you’ve already defined and added the column: If you do not like to see negative numbers for overdue tasks (as these tasks are highlighted in read already by default), you can use the following formula instead: Editing the formula and not showing negative numbers Note 2: Tasks without a Due Date set will obviously not show anything in the column.

To disable or configure Compact Layout, press the “Other Settings” button in the Views Settings dialog. Note 1: If you are using a view with a Compact Layout, then the column might not be visible. Press OK until you’ve returned back to your Tasks folder.Optionally: Move the column up or down in your list of already selected columns.Type or copy & paste the following formula:.Tab View-> tab: View Settings-> button: Columns… View-> Arrange By-> Custom…-> button: Fields… Open the Columns section in your View Settings.You can add a custom column to your Tasks view in the following way:

Outlook doesn't offer a “Days Left” column by default but it is actually really easy to add this column as a custom column. Is there any way to add a 'Days Left' column? However, for planning purposes, I'd much rather want to know how many days I've got left before the task needs to be completed. In the To-Do List or Task List, I can see when a specific task is due.

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