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My subfolders in the new outlook seem to be sorted by date of change/creation. How can I sort them in alphabetical order?
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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It is truly incredible how many quality of life actions are now completely impossible in the "NEW" outlook. It's a horrendous piece of software and it's hard to believe that a company this big could be so off-base with product updates. Even Microsoft shouldn't be this bad!!
Herman, you're a bloody legend! 🙏🏼
Hi, I found a random work around ( that works sometimes) If you take the folder that you want to move, and then put it in a sub folder (doesn't matter which one). Then the folder you just moved into a subfolder take it and move to inbox. Then it should be alphabetical. You may have to try a couple of times to make it work. Not the best way, but it worked for me a couple of times.
Legend!