If you're uncomfortable performing these tasks, we recommend consulting an IT professional. Important: Intuit doesn't support Microsoft applications. Your QuickBooks is hosted on the Cloud and your service provider doesn't have Office installed as a hosted application.Outlook is not the default email program.Your profile is not set up in Microsoft Outlook.There's an issue with Outlook installation.Your using a QuickBooks version which doesn't support Outlook.If Outlook is missing as one of your options, here are some of the possible reasons why. QuickBooks Desktop lets you send your email communications through Web Mail, Outlook, and QuickBooks email. These methods create CSV files that can be easily opened in a spreadsheet and searched.Learn how to add Outlook as an option to send an email if it's missing in QuickBooks Desktop. Get-MailboxFolderStatistics -Identity $who | select-object Identity, ItemsInFolder, FolderSize | Export-csv $saveto -NoTypeInformation $saveto = $env:USERPROFILE + "\\OutlookFolderListFor$who.csv" If you want information for a particular user, you can use something like this: Add-PSSnapin .* -erroraction Silentl圜ontinue [Parameter(Position=1, Get-MailboxFolder($folder,$prefix, $search=$null, $firstrun=$false) | Export-csv $saveto -NoTypeInformation The term *201* was found in can search a specific account using the mailbox parameter PS>.\get-MailboxFolders.ps1 -mailbox "infor"Īccount selected = ENT, Service Informatique If you pass a parameter it will search for folder name containing that term and output the path PS>.\get-MailboxFolders.ps1 201 Without parameter it will display all folders codes etc. Here is a powershell script I wrote, it allows to search a foldername or to list the complete folders tree. Open the message and press Ctrl-Shift-F to open the Advanced Search dialog.Press that button and it will show you which folder the mail item is in and where it is in the folder tree. On the box that pops up, one of the search options is "In:" with a Browse button.Right click and select "Find All" then "Related Messages".Search "All Mail Items" for an email that you know is in the folder.Press Ok and Outlook should open to that folder.In the window that appears, find the folder in the drop-down box.Select the Go menu, choose Folders at the bottom.Find the folder name by searching for the mail item and looking at its properties.
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