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I have set up Outlook so that it already groups emails of the same subject together so that I can follow the conversation history, much like gmail's standard set up.
However, my boss has sent me and only me an email that is related to a previous chain but the subject line slightly differs (like "V8 Juice Prices_2019.xlsx" vs "V8 Juice Prices"). So now there are two streams of messages going that I have to keep track of. Is there a way to tie the two together?
Lux Claridge
Posted 2019-12-19T18:16:25.153
Reputation: 111
I do this a lot and I just keep Emails of a given subject in one folder and then organized by date but I can sort as needed. – John – 2019-12-19T18:18:58.373
I tend to organize by sender (so each person has their own folder). I'd like to avoid amending my folder scheme. – Lux Claridge – 2019-12-19T18:22:18.547
You can open a message and edit it. First copy the text of email from one message into Notepad (for clarity of work) and then open the other message and paste the added content into it. You can open an email into its own window and edit it. – John – 2019-12-19T18:26:36.527
I am afraid there is no built-in method to merge two emails together. – Aidan – 2019-12-20T07:34:03.567
You cannot merge emails but you can copy the necessary contents of one to the other email – John – 2019-12-20T11:54:28.857