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SUMMARYIn Microsoft Outlook 97, a group is defined as a set of items with something in common, such as e-mail messages from the same sender or Contacts with the same company name. You can group items to see related items together; for example, you can group items by priority to separate high-priority items from low-priority items. You can expand or collapse the group headings to show or hide the items they contain. This article describes steps to define a view that initially displays items in the collapsed format. MORE INFORMATION
The following example groups your e-mail messages by Importance and
displays the groups in a collapsed view.
REFERENCESFor more information about using groups, click the Office Assistant, type "How do I group items," click Search, and then click to view "Show or hide grouped items or group headings."
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