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HemanthaKumar,<br />
Which view groups by person? &nbsp;Maybe in your custom mail DB.<br />
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The very short solution I provided above will allow the user to easily create such a view in about 2 minutes, assuming Designer is available.<br />
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If not, I'll have to mail some code out.
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HemanthaKumar,
Which view groups by person?  Maybe in your custom mail DB.

The very short solution I provided above will allow the user to easily create such a view in about 2 minutes, assuming Designer is available.

If not, I'll have to mail some code out.

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I wan't to set up a vew which groups the mails under each senders name.<br />
Something like I've tried to illustrate below<br />
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&nbsp; * &nbsp; &gt;Jane Doe<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; vJohn Doe<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; John Doe &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Subject 1<br />
&nbsp; * &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;John Doe &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Subject 2
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I wan't to set up a vew which groups the mails under each senders name.
Something like I've tried to illustrate below

  *   >Jane Doe
          vJohn Doe
                John Doe      Subject 1
  *            John Doe      Subject 2

Set up a view in my inbox grouping mails from the same person(s)

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