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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?
Adding in my own response to this. Just got a new laptop, installed the 'new' and 'improved' Outlook only to find one absolutely essential feature is missing.
I have around 10 email addresses for various reasons but archive emails dealt with into my main email account folders and now its not possible to do this without forwarding each of the emails to myself for saving.
This feature to drag and drop emails in one account into the folder in another account is an essential feature.
It used to work before, it should work now in the new version.
Very disappointed in a service that I paid for that it no longer works as it should.
Microsoft support team, please implement this feature as soon as possible.
In the meantime I'll be using another email service that does work.
I have tried to look at the MS roadmap for 'New Outlook' to see whether I can see when/if they might ever address this very fundamental flaw. I have had no success, mainly as I find their explanations pretty hard to understand.
Has anyone else had any success? It would be nice to know that this issue is at least on their roadmap.
Cheers - Mark