If you have access to Copilot in Word via Microsoft 365 Copilot, you can now choose to include an AI-generated summary when you share an online Word document with other users. This can help the people you share documents with quickly grasp the content, act, and collaborate faster, empowering all of you to achieve more.
The Row summary feature in apps provides users with a concise, AI-generated overview of key details about a record. Summaries help users quickly understand essential information without manually scanning fields, related records, or activity timelines. You see summaries as a paragraph or bullet points, so they're easy to read. Summaries can be accessed in two ways: From the Insights bar at the ...
Customize recap summaries to decide exactly what your summaries include. Choose a ready-made template or create your own by giving AI clear instructions or sharing an example that worked well before. Let AI do the heavy lifting, so every recap fits your style and workflow.
This helpful feature provides answers to questions—broad or specific—about your document. You can even iterate and refine with back-and-forth discussions, get a summary or specific information about the document content, or ask it to generate ideas, tables, or lists that you can copy and insert into your document.
Copilot will generate a summary of your content. You can select Copy to copy Copilot's response and paste it in OneNote or other apps. To learn more about this feature, see Summarize your OneNote notes with Microsoft 365 Copilot.
A summary task is made up of subtasks and summarizes those subtasks, which appear indented under a summary task in your task list. Best Uses Add the Summary field to a task sheet if you have multiple levels of summary tasks in your schedule and you want to be able to identify and filter for all your summary tasks.