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One of our end users has flagged a bizarre issue they've come across from time to time. What happens is this:
- User sends an email from Outlook for Mac 2015
- User looks to see when the email was sent and sees conflicting information
- In some areas it will show the date the email was sent as Friday (as an example) which was the correct date
- In some other areas it will show the email was sent on Thursday (which would have only been possible via time travel)
I've had the user check this in webmail to rule out any local application issues and the problem persists there as well. Screenshot:
Has anybody ever seen this before?
Another issue this user faces periodically is that emails will come in out of order in Outlook, i.e. when looking at emails sorted by time received there will be an email from 16:30 that is sorted between 13:00 and 14:00. I don't know if this is related or not.
We are using Office 365, nothing is hosted on-premise.
Any assistance here would be greatly appreciated!!
Go over the timestamps again, and while doing so, consider your Timezone (and possible DST) offsets. Does it appear they are involved in the calculated timestamps? – Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 – 2015-06-01T18:11:17.913
I don't think it is a timestamp issue because it's not only the hours that are off but also the minutes. – Windows Ninja – 2015-06-01T18:13:43.280