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I have two different email addresses for my work email; one which is .co.uk and the other .com. Is there some way to tell looking at messages in my inbox which address an email was sent to?

I can't tell the version I'm using, but since it is with Office 365, I'm assuming it gets auto-update to the latest version.

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Yes, you need to look at the Internet headers to see that type of information.

Open the email in a stand-alone reading pane and then go to file > properties > internet headers to find the information you need.

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  • Also, open the email, and hover over the To name (to you) and the Contact pop-up will open. Pull down the arrow and you can see the address of the sender
    – John
    Jan 9, 2020 at 11:29
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    I don't need to see the address of the sender, I need to see which of my addresses the email was sent to. Jan 9, 2020 at 12:05
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    It's insane that there's no way to view the original "To" address outside of the headers. I wanted the "To" address in a column but I have to use code to extract this information: slipstick.com/developer/code-samples/outlooks-internet-headers
    – D_Bester
    Aug 2, 2022 at 15:49

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