How to arrange sent items by To in Outlook?
Sometimes, you may just see your own name in the Sent Items folder instead of the recipient address in Outlook. For viewing the recipient’s name or address in the mail list of Sent Items folder, you can manually group the emails by recipients or add the To column in the Sent Items folder.
Arrange sent items by To with grouping emails by recipient in Outlook
Arrange sent items by To with changing the mail view to Sent To view
Arrange sent items by To with adding the To column to the Sent Items folder
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Arrange sent items by To with grouping emails by recipient in Outlook
It is quite easy to group emails by recipients in Outlook, you can do as follows.
1. Get into the Sent Items folder you want to arrange by To under the specified email account.
2. Click To in the Arrangement group box under View tab in Outlook 2010 and 2013.
Then you can see all emails in this Sent Items folder are grouped by recipients.
Arrange sent items by To with changing the mail view to Sent To view
Besides the above method, you can change the mail view to Sent To in order to arrange sent items by To in Outlook.
1. In Outlook 2010 and 2013, click View > Change View > Sent To. See screenshot:
Then you can see the recipient is shown in the email in mail list.
Arrange sent items by To with adding the To column to the Sent Items folder
Adding the To column to the Sent Items folder can also arrange sent items by To in Outlook, please do as follows.
1. In Outlook 2010 and 2013, please click View > View Settings. See screenshot:
2. In the following Advanced View Settings or Customize View dialog box, click the Column or Fields button.
3. In the Show Columns/Show Fields dialog box, you need to:
1). Choose Frequently-used fields under Select available columns from section, and then scroll down to select To column in the Available columns box;
2). Click the Add button;
3). Select the To column, click the Move Up button until it locates above Subject column;
4). Click the OK button. See screenshot:
4. Click the OK button in the following dialog box to finish the setting.
Now the To column is added in the Sent Items folder, you can see the recipients are shown in the email in mail list.
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