I need the ability to sort first by one column in my outlook (let's say "From") and then sort the "date sent" column too. It doesn't help to find a whole string of emails from myself that I've saved in a folder, but then have them appear in a date order that I can't see the rationale behind at all.

Currently if you sort tasks by Due date it displays as follows:
Ascending order
– No due date
– Soonest dates
– Furthest away dates

Descending order
– Furthest away dates
– Soonest dates
– No due date

Wouldn't it make more sense for those with 'No due date' to come after the Furthest away dates, so that you're most pressing tasks can be ordered to display at the top of the list?

make the footer bar optional, possibility to hide it
It only consumes space and does not provide any value as there is only the number of mails and the sync information

When inviting people to a teams meeting on the Mac the meeting details are added to the bottom of the email and people often say that the joining information is missing however if this was at the top of the email /invite it would be easier and more obvious when they are joining the meeing.

It is so slow to detect that it is on internal network. At least 2-3 times a pop up displays. After that couple of re-authentication pop up, even though credentials are stored in keychains. Then it starts working.

Also, there is no auto reconnection when connection is lost. Why???

It would be very useful if you can add a reminder based on a calendar sheet instead of showing the date and time.

Add the Outlook for PC facility to print an entire email chain to Outlook for Mac

It would be nice to be able to create notes within an email for personal use/reminder.

The idea is to have an Icon next to the other Trash, Archive and Flag Icons.
When you click on Notes Icon it pops up and you can make notes or see your notes about that email.

As a user, I often wish to see emails received on a past day or week of my calendar. I would like a contextual command to construct an email search criteria from the selected Calendar view.

"Emails received that day|week"

Please improve password sync time between O365 and Mac Outlook client. It is taking almost 1 hour for when a user has requested to change a password on Outlok (Mac), and when I change it on O365 Admin Center, it takes almost 1 hour for Outlook to prompt the user to change his/her password. Windows clients do not experience this as when a request to have password change is made, it is immediate.

When I go to month view, it shows me an entire calendar month, regarldess of where I am in that month. This is annoying because I can towards the end of the month (say September 25) and the majority of the screen still shows me calendar events for September. It would be better that it, instead, shows four-five weeks worth of events, the majority of which are in the future.

For example:
1) Click month view
2) Show:
a) Last week
b) This week
c) Next week
d) The week after

This should automatically scroll and update every week.

If I click an addressee in Outlook mail it show a pop-up with details of that person. Please add the same to attendee list in the schedule window for a meeting so I can see a persons detail without having to manually look them up in contacts.

Currently all e-mails which are signed, encrypted or signed+encrypted have the lock symbol in the 'attachement' column. Furthermore when writing a new e-mail and select the option to sign the message a notification bar shows up between the subject and the text showing a lock symbol.
This might be missleading for the user and she might think that the content of a signed e-mail gets encrypted.

I suggest you revert back to the previous look for icons...

I really miss the old Entourage feature where the date of the last email sent or received from an individual was displayed with all of their other details in the People window. Going through the Search process in the Mail window each time is time-wasting and doesn't always give the results wanted.

When I select an e-mail in my inbox, it opens in the preview pane. As soon as I follow a link in that e-mail, the e-mail isn't highlighted anymore.

I expect the email currently in the preview pane to stay highlighted.

Specs:
Microsoft Outlook for Mac
version 16.28
Office 365 subscription
Dark mode :-)

It could be useful for time management to keep in the calendar a trace of a meeting on witch we've been invited even if we refuse participation