Outlook For Mac Collapsed Conversations Doesn't Stay Collapsed

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Outlook can save the expand/collapse state of your groups but doesn’t do this for all views by default. Always Expand/Collapse all Groups or use As Last Viewed. In Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007, the By Category view in the Contacts folder (and several other pre-defined views) had the expand/collapse option set to “As Last Viewed”. Conversations view is improved in Outlook 2016. Cisco anyconnect no valid certificates available for authentication macos. Your incoming mail will automatically be sorted into threaded groups, and you can act on entire threads, or individual messages.

I organize my Contacts folder by Category. Each time when I access that folder, every Category group is expanded, no matter how carefully I compress the Category groups or arrange them. I prefer to have some Category groups always expanded and others always collapsed. Is there any way to keep these Category groups collapsed?

Outlook has a View setting how it should handle the expand/collapse state for the Group By function. Most likely this setting is set to “Always expanded” instead of “As last viewed”. If that doesn’t work, resetting the view and rechecking the option might solve it as well.

Outlook can save the expand/collapse state of your groups but doesn’t do this for all views by default. Always Expand/Collapse all Groups or use As Last Viewed In Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007, the By Category view in the Contacts folder (and several other pre-defined views) had the expand/collapse option set to “As Last Viewed”. This basically was a modified Phone List view which had the default set to “All expanded”. Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013 no longer have this pre-defined view (unless you upgraded) as it has the Arrangement Gallery on the View tab to quickly select a Group By field.

Instead there is the Phone and the List view. However, these pre-defined views have their default expand/collapse option set to “All expanded”. So long history lesson short; modify your view’s “Expand/collapse defaults” option: • Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007 View-> Arrange By-> Custom-> button Group By• Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013 tab View-> button: View Settings-> button Group By In the bottom right corner of this dialog, you can set the Expand/collapse defaults. By default this is set to “As last viewed” but you also have the option to set it to “All expanded” and “All collapsed”. Changing the Expand/collapse defaults for the Group By function. Resetting the view If the last group state is then still not being reminded correctly upon reentering the folder, then you can most likely fix it by resetting the view for the folder and additionally rechecking the Group By view option as indicated above. • Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007 View-> Arrange By-> Custom -> button: Reset Current View• Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013 tab View-> button: Reset View Last modified: November 20, 2014.