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In the latest update of Outlook for Mac I can no longer see a count of the number of emails in my inbox. Is there a way to get it back?
Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
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This isn't an ideal solution, but I just selected all emails and marked them as unread. This gives me full email count. I am going to either have to flag or sort by using folders going forward.
This is crazy as message counts are an essential feature of inBox management
maybe we find a way to lobby Apple instead of Microsoft? There are too many posts for this to be missed so it must be political.
So important feature is missing from 2 years now !!!!!
So important feature is missing from 2 years now !!!!!
We are all suffering from this... Reading this forum I found something that might be helpful... If MSFT doens't correct this simple ask from thousands of us, we can still do the following.
Cmd+A *select all*, Cmd+Shift+t *mark all as unread*, read the total inbox number , and if needed Cmd+T *mark all as read again*
It's not the best solution but in a second and 2 shortcuts you can have the inbox number you need.
Best
Mike