Tech Tip - Prompt of the Month!

CoPilot - Prompt of the month!

Organize your day!

Try this meeting organizer prompt 💁

I am preparing for my [Date] Meetings. I would like to have all my meetings organized in Chronological order in a simplified view. Looking at my calendar, provide a heading that says 'Meeting' and under the heading, use the title of the meeting for the main bullet. Add each attendee up to 10 attendees as sub-bullets. Do not include the time of the meeting. Include agenda of the meetings as sub-bullet.

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