- Create a contact group in Outlook - Microsoft Support
If you email the same group of people often, create a contact group in Outlook so you can email the contact group instead of individual emails Create a contact group On the Navigation bar, choose People Select Home > New Contact Group In the Contact Group box, type the name for the group
- Create a Group in Outlook - Microsoft Support
Create a group in Outlook com Sign into Outlook com Select Groups in the App bar located in the left of the window Select 'New Group' on the ribbon and in the drop down select New Group Enter the Name, Email address of the group, Description, and set the Privacy settings, and then select Create
- Learn about Groups in Outlook - Microsoft Support
Creating a group automatically creates a shared Outlook inbox and a group email address (for example, sales@contoso com), and a shared calendar When you create a Microsoft 365 Group with a work or school account, you automatically extend to group members access to shared files on OneDrive, chats on Microsoft Teams, and task assignments in Planner
- Send an email to a Group in Outlook - Microsoft Support
Send an email to a Group in new Outlook From the navigation bar select Groups, and then select your group name from the list Select New mail In the To field, enter your group's email address Add a subject and type your message
- Group or ungroup messages in your Inbox - Microsoft Support
Microsoft Outlook automatically groups items by date However, you can also group items manually by using standard arrangements or by creating your own custom grouping While you may be most familiar with the default groups in your Inbox, these groups are also applied to other mail folders
- Join, leave, or follow Groups in Outlook - Microsoft Support
Join, leave, or follow a Group in Outlook com Join a group | Invite people to join a group | Leave a group | Follow a group Join a Group in Outlook com You can only join an Outlook com group when an owner or member adds you Learn how to add members, or see below for how to invite people
- Add people to a contact group in Outlook for PC
Use a contact group (formerly called a “distribution list”) to send an email to multiple people—a project team, a committee, or even just a group of friends—without having to add each name each time you want to send them an email message
- Add, edit, and remove members of Groups in Outlook - Microsoft Support
Add guests to a Group in classic Outlook Group owners can add guests—people outside of their organization—to a group in classic Outlook for Windows Guests can have any email address, and their email account can be a work, personal, or school account
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