Search Folder for Unread and Flagged messages only To hide messages that are marked as “Completed”, you’ll need to create a Filter for your Custom view. An alternative would be to use a Search Folder as described in the section further below. weekly view mode) and sort the tasks in that list (e.g. So basically, there are 2 signatures in the email instead of a signature and a template. When using Send Follow-Up option on reminder the plugin ads a signature in the body instead of the template. It seems like all is working fine except the template. task priority) in the task section of calendar view (in e.g. Need to test it in order to understand if we need the plugin in our company. The second option also isn’t ideal when you want keep seeing all your emails. An Outlook user had a question about the Task List that appears at the bottom of the Day or Week calendar view. You may not be keen on doing the first if you want to keep track of when you completed a message.
Select one of the mentioned fields above.Disable the option: Automatically group according to arrangement.You can also use the Sort… button if you don’t like the Group By feature for your messages.
If it says Oldest next to the By Date option, then you will need to click that button to put your newest emails at the top of the inbox. Step 3: Click the dropdown menu, then choose the Date option. Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2016 Step 2: Locate the current sorting at the top of the inbox, under the search bar.The exact results are slightly different depending on which column you select to Group or Sort by so you may want to experiment with it a bit. When you Group or Sort your emails by the “Due Date”, “Flag Status”, “Follow Up Flag”, “Reminder” or “Start Date” column in a descending order instead, your Flagged messages will be shown and remain at the top. Group by Flag Statusīy default, Outlook Groups your emails by Date. You may get the best results by using the combination of a Search Folder with a Custom View. However, the results won’t be perfect until the feature is actually added to Outlook. However, it is a much requested feature and since (the old) offers support for it as well as the new and Office 365 Exchange Online, I can only assume that the “Pinning” feature will come to Outlook as well and also syncs this Pin status when using such an account for a consistent experience.įor now, we’ll have to make due with the Follow Up command and adjust the View settings in Outlook to make sure that the Flagged messages stay at the top. Unfortunately Outlook doesn’t have a direct feature for this (yet?). Is there any way to keep these flagged messages pinned at the top of my email list? Mark the replies as answers if they helped.I sometimes use the “Follow Up” command in Outlook to flag my messages that I need to get back to later. If you can't post pictures, please post the picture links. >Restarted countless times and even reinstalled Office entirely.
So it is suggested to create and use a new Outlook profile via Control Panel > Mail > Show profile and see if there is any difference.īesides, there could be some add-ins in your Outlook client that cause this issue, so it is suggested to start your Outlook in safe mode (Press Win + R, type “outlook /safe”, press Enter.) and see if the issue continues. To tell if this is a client problem, if possible, please configure your account on another computer(Outlook) and see if the issue can be reproduced.Īccording to your description, it seems that there may be some problem with your data file. What's the type of your account? POP, IMAP or Exchange?
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