I have tried both. If I do the Shift+Click with only 1 column (lets say Company) - then this is fine. But later I may want to sort by Name only (in place of the Company sort). So I hit Shift+Click on the Name column. the problem is that the new sort does not replace the "Company" sort. Instead, it maintains the Company sort, and now it additionally sorts the Name column - based on the Company sort. But I dont want the Name sort to be based after the fact of the Company sort. I just want a new sort. So the long way to do this is every time I want a sort, I have to go to view, customize view, Sort - and delete all previous sorts. Then I could go back to the category view and do the Shift-Click one time. This is a very long process - since I am doing column sorts all day long. It slows down my work so much that I will have to go back to Outook 2002 if a fix is not made. Outlook 2002 did not have this error. It only sorts one column at a time - unrelated to the previous sorts - when I am clicking on the column header. I am not sure if this makes total sense or not. I still use Outlook 2002 on my older computer, and this is definitely only a a problem in 2003.
thank you for your time and input,
Steve D
----- Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] wrote: ----
Try using Shift+Click, not CLick
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Steve D said:
is that in Outlook, I use category view. Then I want to click on the heade
at the top of a column (such as "Company"). What should happen is that
still have Category view, and the "Company" column should then sort fro
A-Z. Instead, when I click on the header, it makes the category vie
dissapear completely and I am basically looking at a phone list that wa
sorted by Company... I have Outlook 2002 on another machine and it does no
have this glitch. It does - correctly - keep the Category view and within
that view - it does sort the Company from A-Z. If this does not mak
complete sense - maybe I could talk to you or a programmer by phone. Thi
glitch is so annoying that I may go back to Outlook 2002 just because o
this problem... Otherwise I really like 2003..
Please advise
thanks, stev
----- Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] wrote: ----
That's one of the things we MVPs do. But you can also send featur
request
to (e-mail address removed) and (e-mail address removed)
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Sue, I believe this issue is an unintended software glitch whic
was not
glitch in Outlook 2002. How do I contact the Microsoft folks t report thi
so hopefully they will fix it in an update patch? thanks
----- Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] wrote: ----
Shift+Click adds an additional sort to the current view
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