MICROSOFT 365: Search Like a Boss

Hello Friends! Are you looking for something? Do you feel like you spend way to much time searching for OUTLOOK items? Do yourself a favor and try a few of these simple hacks.

  1. Open Microsoft Outlook and go to the search bar located at the top of the window.
  2. Type in your search query using relevant keywords or phrases.
  3. Use filters to narrow down your search results. You can filter by sender, subject, date, or other criteria.
  4. Refine your search further by using advanced search options such as searching within specific folders or for specific types of content (emails, attachments, etc.).

QUICK SEARCH HACKS:

Type thisTo find this
bobItems containing bobbobbinbobbyBOBBYBoBby, or any other combination of uppercase and lowercase letters. Instant Search is not case sensitive. This will NOT find items containing abcBOBdef, or 123bob.
bob mooreItems containing bob, along with all of the variations listed in the previous row, or moore, along with any other words that contain moore, but not necessarily in that order.
bobby AND mooreItems containing both bobby and moore, but not necessarily in that order. Note that logical operators such as AND, NOT, and OR must be in uppercase letters.
bobby NOT mooreItems containing bobby, along with all variations listed in the first row of the table, but not moore.
bobby OR mooreItems containing bobby, along with all variations listed in the first row of the table, moore, or both.
“bob”Items containing the exact phrase bob and not the variations such as bobby or bobbin. To search for an exact string, you must use quotation marks.
from:”bobby moore”Items sent from bobby moore. Note the use of double quotes so that the search results match the exact phrase within the quotes.You can also type from: and then the first few letters of a contact’s name and Outlook will suggest a list of contacts for you to select.

messagesize:enormousItems whose size is larger than 5 megabytes

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Tighten up your search results with filters (Web Version):

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Author: Trish Metts