If I find that field, I can then stop automatic grouping, start explicitly grouping by that field, and then (I think) sort according to whichever fields I choose. One possibility is that the 'Automatically group according to arrangement' option is simply grouping by some kind of 'date category' field. Doing that will give me a distinct group for each date, and that isn't what I want. To access the AutoComplete setting, follow these steps: On the File menu, select Options. How can I retain this grouping while still sorting according to multiple fields?Įxplicitly grouping by the 'Due Date' field is not an option.

If I instead try to sort by both 'Due Date' and (say) 'Subject,' I lose this nice automatic grouping into date categories. But I find that I can use it only when I sort tasks by a single field (in my case, 'Due Date').

it groups them by the categories 'Today,' 'Tomorrow,' 'This Week,' 'Next Week,' etc. When I let Outlook 'Automatically group according to arrangement,' as in this picture. Next, select Contact Group > Add Members and pick from one of the offered options ( Select From Outlook Contacts, Select From Address Book, or Select New E-mail Contact ).

I use Outlook's Task 'peek' to organize my to-do list. To create contact groups in Outlook, go to the Navigation bar and choose People, then go to Home > New Contact Group and enter a name for the group.

To do list on outlook