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If that doesn't completely resolve the problem then right click Arrange By and select the View Settings - Group By button and select Automatic Groupings... if not already selected.
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THAT WAS IT!!! &nbsp;Thanks!
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You're welcome. <br />
Was it the first suggestion of &quot;Show in Groups&quot; or the second suggestion View Settings - &quot;Automatic Grouping&quot;?
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I lost my &quot;yesterday&quot;, &quot;Thursday&quot; and other day-of-the-week groupings that were part of my inbox.<br />
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How can I get them back?<br />
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I lost my "yesterday", "Thursday" and other day-of-the-week groupings that were part of my inbox.

How can I get them back?
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Outlook 2010 - Where are my groups?

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