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Am trying to move multiple emails from one outlook account to another using the new Outlook. File>Export not available. Copy or Move to a different folder in another account not possible (only within the same account). Is there any way to do so?
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The latest I have is the following:
According to MS, it should be available by mid-May (!), so hopefully within the next few weeks (!).
@AdedayoAO
Is there any update on when this essential feature will be available please?
You should likely be aware that such is the arrogance of the MS Outlook dev team (one trainee and his dog) they can't even be bothered to check these forum posts! And it is their forum!
And still we pay!
Grrr!
Cheers - Mark
So as of October 2024 it looks like the only way to do this is to install desktop Outlook and do it from there, and that requires a M365 account to access desktop Outlook, but you can do a 30 day trial just to get your stuff off of an account into a PST.
That is terrible. Why limit the functionality? They really need to fix this...