Not really beyond just making it easier to find the folder. In truth, folder management isn’t even really necessary in the same way as it was historically because the search facility is so good in outlook. For me, a combination of using a few favourite folders that I interactive with often and the search facility seems to work well enough.
Yeah, frustratingly, new folders can only be moved manually from within the favourites list. Usually, Outlook will try to order folders alphabetically, which might explain why yours in the middle. A workaround might be to place sequential numbers before your folder names (e.g. ‘1-‘ followed by ‘2-‘ etc. Hope this helps!
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Any particular advantages/disadvantages for having a folder at a higher or lower hierarchy? Does it impact on synch issues etc? TIA!
Not really beyond just making it easier to find the folder. In truth, folder management isn’t even really necessary in the same way as it was historically because the search facility is so good in outlook. For me, a combination of using a few favourite folders that I interactive with often and the search facility seems to work well enough.
Any way to do this on web browser? unable to get my preferred folder to the top its at the bottom of all the useless folder
New Folder option is not appearing at the end but middle
Yeah, frustratingly, new folders can only be moved manually from within the favourites list. Usually, Outlook will try to order folders alphabetically, which might explain why yours in the middle. A workaround might be to place sequential numbers before your folder names (e.g. ‘1-‘ followed by ‘2-‘ etc.
Hope this helps!