Previously, admins experiencing the issue were shown a "This service is unavailable" page when attempting to access the admin center.
More info: We've confirmed that this incident is the result of actions taken to mitigate a prior incident, communicated under MO223272. User Impact: Admins may be unable to access the Microsoft 365 admin center. Title: Can't access the Microsoft 365 admin center Note: If you need to save the custom drop-down field for reusing in future, (1) in the Untitled – Task (Design) window click Developer > Publish > Publish Form (2) in the Publish Form As dialog box, specify the destination folder, name the form, and click the Publish button as below screenshot shown:įor reusing the custom drop-down field, please go to the main interface of Outlook, click Developer > Choose Form to open the Choose Form dialog box, and then select and open the form with custom drop-down field.EDIT: Update added as reply to this comment Click Developer > Run this Form to show the task window in normal view, next click Task > P.2, and then you will get the custom drop-down field. Note: Please separate the drop down values with semicolon, such as A AA AAA AAAA AAAAA. Now you return to the Properties dialog box, please type the drop down values in the Possible values box, and click the OK button.
In the opening New Column dialog box, name the new column, specify Text from both Type and Format drop down lists, and click the OK button. Please go to the Value tab, and click the New button. Right click the inserted ComboBox, and select Properties from the context menu. Please drag the ComboBox and drop it under the (P.2) tab. Go ahead to click the (P.2) tab, and then click Developer > Control Toolbox. ( Note: Click to know how to add developer tab on Ribbon in Outlook.)ģ. In the opening Task window, please click Developer > Design This Form. In the Tasks view, please click Home > New Task to create a new task.Ģ. For adding a custom drop-down field in task window in Outlook, please do as follows:ġ.
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