- Create a contact group in Outlook - Microsoft Support
Training: Watch and learn how to create an email contact group in Outlook so you can email the group instead of sending individual emails
- Create a Group in Outlook - Microsoft Support
You'll be prompted to add members when you first create a group, but you can also add them later When you've entered the names or email addresses of everyone you want to add, select Add
- Share a contact group or distribution list with others
Select People from the navigation bar Drag the contact group from Contacts into the message body Note: You may need to adjust the message and the Contacts window so that they're visible at the same time Send the message
- Create a contact list or distribution list in Outlook for Mac
A contact list, also known as a distribution group, is a grouping of email addresses collected under one name A message sent to a contact list goes to all recipients listed in the list You can include contact lists in messages, meeting requests, and in other contact lists
- Create, view, and edit contacts and contact lists in Outlook
Use the People page to create, view, and edit contacts, contact lists, and groups Create new contacts from scratch, or add someone as a contact from their profile card You can create a simple contact list for sending email to a group of people, or create groups for group-based collaboration
- The new Microsoft 365 Groups experience in Outlook
The Microsoft 365 Groups experience in Outlook is available for Outlook on the web, new Outlook, and newer versions of classic Outlook Access new Groups by selecting Groups on the navigation bar
- Learn about Groups in Outlook - Microsoft Support
Learn how to create, use, and manage Microsoft 365 Groups for collaboration, planning, and communication
- Add people to a contact group in Outlook for PC
These instructions assume you've already created a contact group For information on creating a contact group, see Create a contact group or distribution list in Outlook
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