export email (sender/subject/date) in outlook 365 to excel

Hello Jaybeegee, If you're having trouble copying and pasting emails from the Outlook 365 web client into Excel, and the traditional Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V method doesn't seem to work as expected, you can try an alternative method: 1. **Drag and Drop:** - Open your Outlook 365 web client and go to the email you want to copy. - Open Excel in a separate window or tab. - Drag the email(s) from Outlook and drop them into the desired location in Excel. 2. **Save as CSV:** - Open the email in Outlook 365 web client. - Click on "More actions" (three dots) in the upper-right corner of the email. - Choose "Save as" and select "CSV" as the file format. - Save the CSV file on your computer. - Open the CSV file with Excel. 3. **Use Microsoft Flow (Power Automate):** - Create a flow using Microsoft Flow (Power Automate) to automatically copy emails from Outlook to Excel. This involves setting up a flow to trigger when a new email arrives and then add the relevant information to an Excel file. It's worth noting that the direct copy-paste functionality might vary based on the specific version and updates of Outlook 365 web client. If you continue to face difficulties, consider checking for any updates to the web client or reaching out to Microsoft support for assistance. Remember, the exact steps might differ slightly based on your version of Outlook 365 web client and the web browser you are using. If these alternatives don't address your needs, providing additional details about your setup could help in offering more precise assistance. Have a Fantastic day Jaybeegee

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