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Hi ezekielseyes,<br />
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Unfortunately, I've tried that! &nbsp;I did some digging after I posted here and found that command, but it didn't help. &nbsp;The grouping headers still have the prefix for some reason.
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Hi ezekielseyes,

Unfortunately, I've tried that!  I did some digging after I posted here and found that command, but it didn't help.  The grouping headers still have the prefix for some reason.

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I've awarded point to ezekielseyes as that suggestion is a valid step in resolving faults like this, just not this one in particular.
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I've awarded point to ezekielseyes as that suggestion is a valid step in resolving faults like this, just not this one in particular.

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Hi,<br />
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This is really trivial in the grand scheme of things, but it is really bugging me!<br />
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Some errant clicks (which I don't know how I managed) seem to have altered the Outlook grouping headers and I cannot find the option to revert them. &nbsp;<br />
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Originally, the grouping headers would read 'Today', 'Yesterday', 'Last Week', etc. &nbsp;Now they all have 'Date:' prefixed to those titles, e.g. 'Date: Today', 'Date: Yesterday' and so on.<br />
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Does anyone know how to change that back? &nbsp;I know it makes no really difference, but it's just really irritating me! &nbsp;:)<br />
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TIA<br />
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M.
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Hi,

This is really trivial in the grand scheme of things, but it is really bugging me!

Some errant clicks (which I don't know how I managed) seem to have altered the Outlook grouping headers and I cannot find the option to revert them.  

Originally, the grouping headers would read 'Today', 'Yesterday', 'Last Week', etc.  Now they all have 'Date:' prefixed to those titles, e.g. 'Date: Today', 'Date: Yesterday' and so on.

Does anyone know how to change that back?  I know it makes no really difference, but it's just really irritating me!  :)

TIA

M.

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