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I have several categories I've defined which look to have created folders of
the same name. Ex: Personal, work, Doctors. I have some addresses that I have assigned to category Personal, but when I go into that category/directory they are not there. One is in Doctors, the other is in Contact. Should all of the contacts regardless of category be visible in the Contact directory. If so, they are not there.. |
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![]() Outlook doesn't create a folder for a category. Which version do you use, and how do you create a category? -- Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook : Outlook Categories? Category Manager Is Your Tool : VBOffice Reporter for Data Analysis & Reporting : http://www.vboffice.net/product.html?pub=6&lang=en Am Thu, 8 Oct 2009 19:42:01 -0700 schrieb CindyC-IL: I have several categories I've defined which look to have created folders of the same name. Ex: Personal, work, Doctors. I have some addresses that I have assigned to category Personal, but when I go into that category/directory they are not there. One is in Doctors, the other is in Contact. Should all of the contacts regardless of category be visible in the Contact directory. If so, they are not there.. |
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On Oct 8, 9:42*pm, CindyC-IL
wrote: I have several categories I've defined which look to have created folders of the same name. *Ex: Personal, work, Doctors. *I have some addresses that I have assigned to category Personal, but when I go into that category/directory they are not there. *One is in Doctors, the other is in Contact. * Should all of the contacts regardless of category be visible in the Contact directory. *If so, they are not there.. I'm using Outlook 2007 I renamed the categories from red, blue, yellow, etc to a name I wanted using the rename function or I go to the category icon and create a category. I'm not doing anything weird. Then when I create a new contact, I assign it a category, either by going to the category icon or by using the hot key assigned to the category I want to view contacts by category, so I have that option checked. When I say directories, it just looked that way as under my contacts in the left pane,, there is a listing for contacts, then for each of the categories I have. Thanks Cindy |
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"bullseyebill" wrote in message
... I'm using Outlook 2007 I renamed the categories from red, blue, yellow, etc to a name I wanted using the rename function or I go to the category icon and create a category. I'm not doing anything weird. Then when I create a new contact, I assign it a category, either by going to the category icon or by using the hot key assigned to the category I want to view contacts by category, so I have that option checked. When I say directories, it just looked that way as under my contacts in the left pane,, there is a listing for contacts, then for each of the categories I have. Those are the category groups. If you assign multiple categories to an item, that item should appear in each of those category groups. All your categories should be visible and all items in each category visible if you have that group expanded, unless you have a view setting hiding particular entries. Try resetting the view. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Ok, I reset the view and it still doesn't seem to work. It seems to
ignore categories completely. Under My Contacts I have the following contacts categories. Contacts, Business, Doctors, Dogs & Shooting, Personal, Work, and Work - Previous. I am currently in the contacts category which I'm assuming means that this is for everything not assigned a category as there are no records in this category and if I go to the category icon, "Contacts" is not the category I can assign something to. I create a new contact and before I save it I assign it to the category doctors. I save it and then click to view the contacts in doctors and my new record is not there. If I go back to "contacts" the new contact is sitting there. If I open it, it has the doctors category on it but it will not display in that category. If I go to the doctors category and create a new contact and assign it to a category dogs & shooting. It still sits in the doctors category and is not in the dogs & shooting category. Should I delete all of the categories and reassign everything or is there some setting that ignores all categories? Cindy |
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![]() You mix up categories, groups and folders. What you see left in the navigation pane are folders and groups, which both have nothing to do with categories. 'My Contacts' is the default group under which you see contact folders. By default there's only one folder called 'Contacts'. Under the folders and views listing there's a button called 'Add new Group'. Such a group is used to group your folders. If you created a group accidentally and added folders to it, you can drag the folders back to the 'My Contacts' group, then right click the unnecessary group and remove it if you want to. If you choose the 'By Category' view (listed under 'Current View'), it shows all the contacts of just one folder grouped by categories. As I understand you, you want all of your contacts in one folder: In order to get any contacts back into your default contacts folder, select any other contact folder, press ctrl+a to select all the content, then drag the selected contacts to the 'Contacts' folder, which is the default folder. -- Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook : Outlook Categories? Category Manager Is Your Tool : VBOffice Reporter for Data Analysis & Reporting : http://www.vboffice.net/product.html?pub=6&lang=en Am Fri, 9 Oct 2009 15:54:38 -0700 (PDT) schrieb bullseyebill: Ok, I reset the view and it still doesn't seem to work. It seems to ignore categories completely. Under My Contacts I have the following contacts categories. Contacts, Business, Doctors, Dogs & Shooting, Personal, Work, and Work - Previous. I am currently in the contacts category which I'm assuming means that this is for everything not assigned a category as there are no records in this category and if I go to the category icon, "Contacts" is not the category I can assign something to. I create a new contact and before I save it I assign it to the category doctors. I save it and then click to view the contacts in doctors and my new record is not there. If I go back to "contacts" the new contact is sitting there. If I open it, it has the doctors category on it but it will not display in that category. If I go to the doctors category and create a new contact and assign it to a category dogs & shooting. It still sits in the doctors category and is not in the dogs & shooting category. Should I delete all of the categories and reassign everything or is there some setting that ignores all categories? Cindy |
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