No, you can't control views with macros.

Try this: create the view you like then go to Views, Current view, Define
views and copy the current view - name it Master view and make a few copies.
Apply a copy as your view and when you mess one up, apply the next. Every
few times, go back to the Define views dialog to delete the messed up views
and copy the Master again. After you are more comfortable using outlook
you'll either stop accidently changing the view or will be much faster as
fixing it.

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"Paul" wrote in message
...
OK I see that.

My next move was to try to record a macro (like I can in Word), but I
failed
and after checking this newsgroup I see that this can't be done.

OK then. Is there a code for a macro I can enter, that would GROUP by
Categories, and SORT by Priority? At least then, when I goof up and
inadvertently hit one of those higher rows, I can run the macro and get it
all back with teh click of an icon (I would put it on a toolbar).

I have done this several times already and I"ve only been using Outlook a
couple of days. I'm just not used to the "look but don't touch" part of
this
software program.
--
Paul

MS Office Pro 2003
XP Home SP3
Dell Inspiron 1501


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

No, it can’t be locked.

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