Can't find the emails I'm looking for through the search section

Hello

Thanks for the answers. But that's not what I'm looking for.

I search for a solution to "unlink" the fields in header and footer. For example a date field, which updates when I print or open the file.

In word I can do this with a macro, but in excel and powerpoint that solution didn't worked.

Hello Ms. M, thanks for coming into forums. I'm also a user like you and I'll be more than happy to help you to the best of my knowledge.

Yes, you can check which policy was applied to a user in Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps by reviewing the audit logs.

To access the audit logs, follow these steps:

-Go to the Microsoft 365 security center.
-Click on the "Threat management" section, and then click on "Audit log search".
-In the "Audit log search" page, you can select "Cloud App Security" as the source and then specify the date range and user account to search for events related to Defender for Cloud Apps.
-Once the events are displayed, you can look for events related to "File upload blocked" or "Policy applied". These events will include information on which policy was triggered and applied.

You can also filter the events by policy name to quickly find the specific policy that was triggered.

Hope this info helps. Feel free to let us know.

Warm Regards,
Myk

The engineering team will have to investigate the origin of the issue and the amount of effort for developing and impact of implementing a fix. That means that at the time, I can't tell you when a fix would become available since they are not at that stage yet.
<br />I've got some other search related bugs that I'm working on with the Outlook Team already, so I will chase this one as well.
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Thanks for the quick answer! I'm not sure what is meant by "copy sections from .one files"? How can I copy only one section from a .one file?

Hi Chandy,
<br />thank you for the fast reaction!
<br />I already have the Outlook icon on the taskbar.
<br />I'm looking for the possibility of opening the Outlook calendar directly from the taskbar or from the start menu without first starting Outlook with all the functions.
<br />It is very cumbersome to start Outlook first and then call up the calendar function.
<br />Alois
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