rseiler
Senior Member
- Outlook version
- Outlook 2016 32 bit
- Email Account
- Outlook.com (as MS Exchange)
There's an Advanced View setting in "Group By" called "Expand/collapse defaults." If it's on "As last viewed," what should that do, exactly, for the behavior of the expanded/collapsed state of sections like "Last Month" and "Older" in Inbox?
My naive interpretation of it is that it should honor how you have the expanded/collapsed state of various sections in Inbox (or other folders with the view) set. So, for example, if you have "Older" collapsed but the rest expanded, it should stay that way unless you change it.
It doesn't. Most of the time, when you click out of Inbox into other folders in the tree (Deleted Items, Sent Items, whatever), and then go back to Inbox, you'll find that anything previously collapsed is expanded. But sometimes it's not, and when you return to Inbox, you'll find things just as they were!
If there's any reason for this, I've yet to figure it out. At first, I thought it might be determined by what view the folder you're clicking over to has, but that doesn't seem to be the case. It just seems random and seems like an outright bug. This behavior is present in the latest Office 365 version, at least. I doubt this is anything new.
What do you think? Thanks.
My naive interpretation of it is that it should honor how you have the expanded/collapsed state of various sections in Inbox (or other folders with the view) set. So, for example, if you have "Older" collapsed but the rest expanded, it should stay that way unless you change it.
It doesn't. Most of the time, when you click out of Inbox into other folders in the tree (Deleted Items, Sent Items, whatever), and then go back to Inbox, you'll find that anything previously collapsed is expanded. But sometimes it's not, and when you return to Inbox, you'll find things just as they were!
If there's any reason for this, I've yet to figure it out. At first, I thought it might be determined by what view the folder you're clicking over to has, but that doesn't seem to be the case. It just seems random and seems like an outright bug. This behavior is present in the latest Office 365 version, at least. I doubt this is anything new.
What do you think? Thanks.