You can use multiple address books within Outlook and Outlook on the web. You can access your personal Contacts by choosing the People from the app launcher in Outlook on the web or the …

Changing how your contacts are sorted, setting up favorites, and creating contact lists can help you find who you need. Select a tab option below for the version of Outlook you're using.

A contact can be as basic as a name and email address, or include more information like a street address, multiple phone numbers, and a profile picture. Select a tab option below for the …

Use the People page to create, view, and edit contacts, contact lists, and groups. Create new contacts from scratch, or add someone as a contact from their profile card.

When searching for this contact from within Outlook or from the People app, two results appear: the contact you manually added to your contacts, and the profile managed by your organization.

Find, view, create, edit, and delete your contacts and contact lists by using the Outlook People page in Outlook on the web,

Use the People page in Outlook.com to view, create, and edit contacts and contact lists. Create new contacts from scratch, or add someone as a contact from an email message.

You can use the Outlook Address Book—a collection of address books or address lists created from your contact folders—to look up and select names, email addresses, and distribution lists …

You can use the Search People box on the ribbon in any Outlook folder, search while composing a new message or meeting, or search in Outlook's People pane (formerly known as the …

Manage your contacts in Outlook for Windows In addition to your email inbox and calendar, Outlook also lets you manage contacts to make sure information about the people you need to …