MS Outlook help

[Andy_con]

Random question.

I've got nearly 500 emails in my inbox at work 😔😔
Some I have actioned an am waiting for people to come back to me.
What I'd love to be able to do is make a note about the email so I know what I've done. So simply hoover over the email with my mouse and it displays my comment.

Is this even possible?

 

[.Joe]

Random question.

I've got nearly 500 emails in my inbox at work 😔😔
Some I have actioned an am waiting for people to come back to me.
What I'd love to be able to do is make a note about the email so I know what I've done. So simply hoover over the email with my mouse and it displays my comment.

Is this even possible?

I Have the following method set up to add notes to my emails that doesn't link in replies etc

1. Right click on the header row (where it says “All | Unread | Mentions…” if you haven’t changed the default) on the list column.
2. Select “View Settings…”, then “Columns…”, then “New Column…”.
3. Name your column and move your new column up or down to where you want it to appear. Usually it is easier to spot and read the notes if it is the first column. Click “OK” to save.
4. Next you have to change the settings so you can enter notes in the new column. Go to “View Settings…” again and click “Other Settings…”
5. In the “Other Settings…” box, check the box marked “Allow in-cell editing”. Click “OK”. Now you can type in the new column. You are limited to 70 characters, including spaces and punctuation.
6. To adjust the display width of the column, go to “View Settings…”, then “Format Columns” and “Specific width”. The maximum characters you can choose is 50.

Once Setup you can then click in the box to enter text

 

[Andy_con]

I Have the following method set up to add notes to my emails that doesn't link in replies etc

1. Right click on the header row (where it says “All | Unread | Mentions…” if you haven’t changed the default) on the list column.
2. Select “View Settings…”, then “Columns…”, then “New Column…”.
3. Name your column and move your new column up or down to where you want it to appear. Usually it is easier to spot and read the notes if it is the first column. Click “OK” to save.
4. Next you have to change the settings so you can enter notes in the new column. Go to “View Settings…” again and click “Other Settings…”
5. In the “Other Settings…” box, check the box marked “Allow in-cell editing”. Click “OK”. Now you can type in the new column. You are limited to 70 characters, including spaces and punctuation.
6. To adjust the display width of the column, go to “View Settings…”, then “Format Columns” and “Specific width”. The maximum characters you can choose is 50.

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Once Setup you can then click in the box to enter text

Many thanks

 

[MLB]

Only 500 emails you say? Give me a second, I'll ask my wife😂

 

[Andy_con]

Only 500 emails you say? Give me a second, I'll ask my wife😂

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I respond to mine and deal with them, not just leave them 😂

 

[Oggy997]

Only 500 emails you say? Give me a second, I'll ask my wife😂

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Hey bbeb reindder

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