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Microsoft Office 2016 for Windows version 2002 (7.21230)

Microsoft Office 2019 for Windows version 2002 (7.20460) Microsoft Office 2021 for Windows version 16.55 (6.21018) Microsoft Office 365 for Mac version 16.22 Microsoft Office 365 for Windows version 1806 (8.20134) Current Channel Microsoft Office 365 for Windows version 1808 Semi-Annual Channel The minimum system requirements for the Webex Scheduler are: Please let me know if you need any other info and thanks in advance for any replies.The Webex Scheduler for Microsoft Outlook has the following known issues and limitations: As it's a huge mailbox (and it will take a lot of time to do that), I'm hoping that a good soul out there with a trick under their sleeve would suggest me a better approach to fix the problem. I'm thinking of deleting the mailbox and creating it again, butĢ) I would need to backup everything before. deleted autocompletion entries (single and everything). user profile on O365 admin panel/ exchange: checked, no evident problems. ( picture outlook_04.png the forum only allows 3 attachments) local contacts overriding global contacts: checked but it's not the case, and the problem is happening on multiple computers What I want to accomplish: To see the proper name on the To: field after selecting the mail item from the autocomplete list. If you send the email, it will go to the right mailbox as well.

Just the display name that its messed up. If you double-click the name (picture outlook_03.png) you'll see that both name and email are actually correct. However, after hitting it will fetch a wrong name (from the former employee that used that email, but no longer belongs to our organization) (picture outlook_02.png). When typing the destination email/name on To: field, you will see the correct name and email on the autocompletion list (picture outlook_01.png). We use Office 365 and have Outlook installed on all user PCs (win7).

It's not critical, but would be good to be able to fix it. This is an annoying problem that has been happening where I work.