Outlook: Delimiter setting admin policy

Vendor
Microsoft
Product
Outlook
Type
Availability
Announcement date
2026-02-24
Effective date
2026-06-02
Impact
Affected

In brief

Outlook: Delimiter setting admin policy

What the source says

Admins will be able to define a tenant‐wide default value for the Mail Compose and Reply setting that controls whether commas are used to separate recipients. Updated June 2, 2026: We are in the process of correcting an issue with setting the policy. We expect to complete in mid-June. Thank you for your patience. GA date: June CY2026 Launched General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) Outlook Web

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Who is affected: The audience described by the Microsoft update is represented by: Outlook: Delimiter setting admin policy Admins will be able to define a tenant‐wide default value for the Mail Compose and Reply setting that controls whether commas are used to separate recipients. Updated June 2, 2026: We are in the process of correcting an issue with setting the policy. We expect to complete in mid-June. Thank you for your patience. GA date: June CY2026 Launched General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) Outlook Web

Why it matters: The change matters because the official source describes: Outlook: Delimiter setting admin policy Admins will be able to define a tenant‐wide default value for the Mail Compose and Reply setting that controls whether commas are used to separate recipients. Updated June 2, 2026: We are in the process of correcting an issue with setting the policy. We expect to complete in mid-June. Thank you for your patience. GA date: June CY2026 Launched General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) Outlook Web

Urgency: Immediate

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    2026-08-29T09:22:49.319599+00:00
  • Event
    Outlook: Delimiter setting admin policy Admins will be able to define a tenant‐wide default value for the Mail Compose and Reply setting that controls whether commas are used to separate recipients. Updated June 2, 2026: We are in the process of correcting an issue with setting the policy. We expect to complete in mid-June. Thank you for your patience. GA date: June CY2026 Launched General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) Outlook Web
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  • Product Outlook
    Outlook: Delimiter setting admin policy Admins will be able to define a tenant‐wide default value for the Mail Compose and Reply setting that controls whether commas are used to separate recipients. Updated June 2, 2026: We are in the process of correcting an issue with setting the policy. We expect to complete in mid-June. Thank you for your patience. GA date: June CY2026 Launched General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) Outlook Web
    source
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    Outlook: Delimiter setting admin policy Admins will be able to define a tenant‐wide default value for the Mail Compose and Reply setting that controls whether commas are used to separate recipients. Updated June 2, 2026: We are in the process of correcting an issue with setting the policy. We expect to complete in mid-June. Thank you for your patience. GA date: June CY2026 Launched General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) Outlook Web
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