. Open Outlook Contacts and click the Contact Group button on the Home tab of the Ribbon. Type a name for your group in the group name field. The default text is Untitled Group, which is displayed in edit mode ready for you to change by typing as long as you don’t click away from the input field after Step 1.
Open Outlook Contacts and click the Contact Group button on the Home tab of the Ribbon. Type a name for your group in the group name field. The default text is Untitled Group, which is displayed in edit mode ready for you to change by typing as long as you don’t click away from the input field after Step 1.
As with most other fields in Outlook, you can click the group’s name field to change it at any time. (Optional) Select the Use Bcc to Hide Member Information check box. It’s good etiquette to hide member information so that when you send messages to the group, private e-mail addresses are not displayed to everyone in the group, and so that private addresses can’t be forwarded to non-group members. Add members to your group in any of the following ways:.
Double-click and type names and e-mail addresses in the member list. Drag contacts from Outlook contact lists, folders, and search results into the message list. Click the green Add button on the Group tab of the Ribbon. When you’re done adding contacts to your new group, click the Save & Close button on the Groups tab.
Hello, I have a mixed environment of PCs and Macs that run Outlook 2016 with Exchange Online (Office 365). All users of the PCs can use and see all Groups in Outlook and all but one Mac user can see their Groups in Outlook. I have one user that cannot see Groups at all on his Mac using Outlook 2016 for Mac.
He can see Groups just fine in Outlook on the Web and from a Windows VM machine. I have troubleshot everything in his online and Outlook profiles but nothing has worked to resolve the issue. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance! Hi Lawrence, This feature is available in Office 365 subscription version of Outlook for Mac. Please check if the version is shown like the following screenshot. If not, the feature may be not available. Sometimes, a user's specific information may be corrupted. To determine whether this is the case, you can log on as a new user or create a new user account, and then test an application. Please refer to the steps in.
Thank you for your update. Regards, Perry Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact. Click to learn more. Visit the dedicated to share, explore and talk to experts about Microsoft Teams. Hi Lawrence, I have one user that cannot see Groups at all on his Mac using Outlook 2016 for Mac Do you mean the Office 365 Groups do not show in Outlook?
Does this issue happen to other Mac users? What's the detailed version of this problematic Outlook for Mac? Is it up to date?
If not, please try updating and then check the result. This new feature was introduced from April update 2017. I have troubleshot everything in his online and Outlook profiles but nothing has worked to resolve the issue. Have you tried creating a new outlook identity? If not, please follow the steps in in case there is a corrupted identity and then check the result.
Any updates, please post back at ease. Regards, Perry Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped.
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If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact. Click to learn more. Visit the dedicated to share, explore and talk to experts about Microsoft Teams. Hi Lawrence, This feature is available in Office 365 subscription version of Outlook for Mac. Please check if the version is shown like the following screenshot.
If not, the feature may be not available. Sometimes, a user's specific information may be corrupted. To determine whether this is the case, you can log on as a new user or create a new user account, and then test an application. Please refer to the steps in. Thank you for your update. Regards, Perry Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact.
Click to learn more. Visit the dedicated to share, explore and talk to experts about Microsoft Teams. So I have one for you. My Outlook on Mac will not show Groups either and mine appears to look like a mix of the two options.
Mine has License: Office 365 Subscription however.it also says 'Device ID:' right under that as opposed to 'Belongs To:' I would have posted the screenshot but this website says I can't post an image or link until my account is verified.lol.since I've only been using this account for years. Update: I pulled out a freshly imaged MacBook and updated Office 2016 and signed in with my O365 account. After adding my ermail account to that computer I checked the Outlook version info and it says 'Office 365 Subscription, Device ID and Belongs to' and lists my account as it should. However, Outlook still does not show any of the Groups that show in my OWA and Outlook for PC.
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