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Microsoft Lists app gains new QR code and scanning feature with latest iOS update – onmsft.com

Brad Stephenson Brad Stephenson
August 17, 2021
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The iOS Microsoft Lists app updated to Version 1.48.0 this week. This update added the ability to resize columns when viewing lists, barcode scanning for searching, and a variety of stability improvements and bug fixes.

Here’s the full release notes for the Version 1.48.0 Microsoft Lists update:

Now, you can resize columns when viewing lists. Scanning a QR code or barcode to search within lists is also supported. In addition, this update contains bug fixes and stability improvements.

Lists is an app for Microsoft 365 users that lets users track, manage, and share content relevant to a specific task or project.

Microsoft Lists launched on Apple’s iPhones in January this year and eventually expanded to iPad tablets in April.

Do you use Microsoft Lists? Let us know which device you use it on in the comments below and then follow us on Pinterest and Twitter for more Microsoft app content.

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