I solved the problem by Quick repair the office package. My focused inbox was suddenly missing after an office update. Focused Inboxwhich you can toggle on and off using a switch in the View tabjust changes your Inbox to show Focused and Other tabs. Regards, Ethan Hua Please remember to mark the replies as an answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. This command-line switch will restore missing folders at the default delivery location. Thank you!įrom the column on the left search under View for Focused Inbox and if you see it, select it and click the Add > button in the middle to add it to the View section on the right. Press Win + R and type 'outlook.exe /resetfolders' in the blank box, then press Enter. I hit the 'New Group" tab, "Focused Inbox" showed up, I closed out, restarted my Outlook and Focused Inbox and Other are now showing. Once I got to "View" and tried to add "Focused Inbox", I got the error message that this could only be done by creating a new group. The below option worked for me but I had to add a step.
Under Choose commands from select All Tabs and under Customize the Ribbon select Main Tabs.įrom the column on the left search under View for Focused Inbox and if you see it, select it and click the Add > button in the middle to add it to the View section on the right. doi:10.One possible solution: Try to add Focused Inbox back to the View ribbon A historical and theoretical review of cognitive behavioral therapies: from structural self-knowledge to functional processes.
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