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thanks. &nbsp;Am I wrong / woudl you agree there should be something like previous versions? &nbsp;<br />
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On a cell phone I will make a change to a contact too much (working on the little screen) and save... and curse!
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thanks.  Am I wrong / woudl you agree there should be something like previous versions?  

On a cell phone I will make a change to a contact too much (working on the little screen) and save... and curse!

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Trust me, it's not the first time this was brought up... Apparently it's not as easy as one would think.
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Trust me, it's not the first time this was brought up... Apparently it's not as easy as one would think.

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Windows has previous versions. &nbsp;Outlook has the deleted items folder, admins on offfice 365 can recover things even out of the deleted items folder....<br />
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But what about previous versions of contacts / notes in outlook running office 365 on the backend ?<br />
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I created a note. &nbsp;saved it.<br />
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went back into it days later and deleted some info and added some info.<br />
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Is there a way to get back the deleted text from the same note (previous version of a note). &nbsp;Same for contacts?<br />
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If it's not deleted, but rather just editited, is there a way to roll back that contact / note from within outlook? Yeah, a backup of the computer will have the old OST and then convert that to a PST... a chore.
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Windows has previous versions.  Outlook has the deleted items folder, admins on offfice 365 can recover things even out of the deleted items folder....

But what about previous versions of contacts / notes in outlook running office 365 on the backend ?

I created a note.  saved it.

went back into it days later and deleted some info and added some info.

Is there a way to get back the deleted text from the same note (previous version of a note).  Same for contacts?

If it's not deleted, but rather just editited, is there a way to roll back that contact / note from within outlook? Yeah, a backup of the computer will have the old OST and then convert that to a PST... a chore.

Is there a previous versions way (a simple, native way) to get back older versions of a note / contact in outlook?

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