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I have a new MBP M1, with fresh Monterey. I moved my data with the assistant from the old MBP, I have all the letters in Outlook (v15.46), but search in Outlook not works, it gives a "No results found" message in all folders. Old methods for reindex Spotlight is not working (eg. add and remove Main Profile to Spotlight). How can I solve this problem? Thanks
Today I deleted the Main Profile, remove all mail accounts, and made a new profile, and add a mail address. But the search still not works.
Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
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I did the update today, 1/26/22, and the problem has been solved. I can now search my emails using the search box in the upper right-hand corner of the Outlook window. So do today's update and see if it fixes it for you too.
can someone better help explain this please. I am not that tech savy and I would really like to fix this issue it is really slowing down my work load?
Thank you in advance
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Today i uninstalled Office (making backups of a few files before) and installed the new version, provided on the MS office webside.
It works! (only updating didn´t)
Can confirm that changing the AutoUpdate channel to "Current Channel (Preview)" and updating Outlook to 16.57.22011101 has fixed the search issue for me on macOS Monterey 12.1