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I switched to the new outlook and it is no longer showing the total number of emails in each folder.
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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My workaround has be to change the folder so items have to be marked as read, they don't read automatically. That way I can move them around and they remain unread and the folder shows them in its count.
Settings > Message handling > Mark as read > Don't automatically mark items as read
I have same issue with
You have Microsoft Outlook Version 1.2024.124.100 (Production). Client Version is 20240119003.15
Same exact issue here OMG
No properties and only show total unread, which are in the box itself (SOMEWHERE) and not even in the folder selected
This is killing me
Thank you!
As many others have stated, this is a deal killer for me. A large part of my daily tasks revolve around managing message queues, organized with rules. Being able to see the # of messages in each of my "Favorite" folders, at a glance, is crucial.
Microsoft - add this capability back in please! As long as I have the option to use "old" Outlook at my company, I will continue to do so.