I want the ability to CSV output the mail body other than search

I would like to remove the "Trash" folder that my email provider uses as Deleted Items from Outlook Search.

As I use Search to clean my Inbox and delete emails, Search finds them in the "Trash" folder before I get a chance to fully delete them.

This should be a choice per user to keep original view or new current view.. word and excel have option to turn it off but Outlook doesn’t, viewing should option should be included as a choice rather then just on or off..

You recently changed the search function in Outlook. Now you can no longer right-click to paste.
Plus, you don't automatically see your recent searches.
Can these two functions be returned?

When using the bing-powered "work" search, I cannot find files whose names are separated with hyphens or underscores. For example, assume I have three files named "MY FILE", "THIS_FILE", and "THAT-FILE". If I type into the search box FILE then only the first one, named "MY FILE", will appear.

This is frustrating since some systems don't support spaces easily.

If the editors added keywords to the published Q&As and several Q&As share the same keyword, then it would be useful to search for this keyword from end user perspective and get all published Q&As with this keyword as search result and not only one Q&A (present behavior)

The latest version of Outlook 365 forces the Search Box to appear in the Title Bar. Looks clunky and hard to move the window. It would be good if users had the option to move this to where it used to be (just above emails).

Microsoft Office files allows you to add tags to a document from the document information panel. You can also view and update the tags column in File Explorer. However, if the document is saved to SharePoint Online, the tags content is not indexed by Microsoft Search.

It would be useful for this text to be indexed and also to support searching on this attribute (e.g. where tags contains 'proposal')

Acronyms not appearing in search. I can easily add Acronyms to Microsoft Search admin, but after waiting three weeks, I still do not get results when I search an acronym in Bing.

Bonjour,

Pouvez-vous ajouter un champ téléphone pour l'option emplacement ? Les buildings ont des numéros de téléphone qui devraient apparaitre.

i don't have an idea just a statement, please bring back the old search bar in Outlook, the new search bar for retrieving old mail is totally unproductive and useless.

As soon as you click into the search bar to bring up the search options, it covers those options with a drop down… Please put search back where it was or make it a fixed item (e.g., between View and Help)

new Outlook search location and functionality is horrible.
Yes, please note Outlook search option is now terrible.
I used to have functionality when I clicked in the search box, that the icons changed and i could instantly click attachments or other options. now I have to drop down an options box make more selections and then hope. Why or how on earth is more clicking through easier and efficient ? The position of the search is now disjointed from the mail folder. Are we trying to turn this into google mail ?

It can be hard to tell what mailbox an item is in because if you go to the file->current folder, the mailbox is not listed. It just says "contacts" for example. I have 4 or 5 mailboxes in my Outlook, so I have no idea which contacts folder it is talking about.

Can you please make the search terms in the "search at top" feature survive a folder or mailbox change? That way I can search in various folders and mailboxes without having to re-type the terms.

Outlook Search - my idea is this, Put it back the way it was PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!

There is plenty of wasted space in Outlook GUI, but placing a live SEARCH field in the middle of the window title bar defeats the purpose of having something to move, select, or drag the window with. If the user has multiple windows open, the title bar gets more narrow and having the SEARCH feature fill that space makes it difficult to 'grab' the window to move it or to dock it to one side of the screen. Word, Excel, and other Office apps have the ability to collapse this; provide the same for Outlook.