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I agree! Instead of simply going to the chat, it should go to the found message IN CONTEXT. My biggest complains with Teams are (1) can't save out chats, and (2) can't delete old junk. Therefore this "Go to Chat" weakness is a symptom of those. If I could clean out old junk, I wouldn't need to scroll up through months of junk to find what I'm looking for. And being able to save out chats is a predecessor to me being ready to delete old junk. If these can't be implemented first, then "Go to Chat" should be user friendly enough to "Go to Chat in Context of Found Message".
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Feature request is still being worked upon.
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If there were other ways to get conversations out, then I wouldn't need to copy out of Teams. For example, there are other feedback topics and conversations automatically syncing to "Conversation History" in Outlook. That would be great! Or maybe a "Save" option. I want a way to get specific conversations out, to save them into my non-Microsoft project system, similar to how I could "Save as Email" and attach into TFS Projects at my old company that had more Microsoft products.
And then, when conversations are out, I want them gone from Teams, not endless history of junk that makes the search experience worse the more gets piled in there.Ryan
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Thank you for your suggestion! We really appreciate the feedback and idea. We have reviewed this request and started working on it. I’ll let you know as it nears completion.
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This item is still under review. No new updates at this time.
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As we announced at Microsoft Ignite 2019 this morning, we are excited to confirm that Multi-window capabilities are coming to Microsoft Teams, and will start rolling out to the public ring early next year!
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Alex & the Teams teamRyan
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The other benefits of saving to "Conversation History" is (1) I can click Reply, and add other users to broaden the scope of the conversation. I haven't found how to do this in Teams. (2) the .msg file can be uploaded to project management applications to tie project conversations to projects (non-Microsoft apps, like Redmine). Teams makes it difficult to get anything out. I can CTRL+C one response at a time, which is alright if I only want one, but too time consuming if I want to extract a longer conversation. Or I can screenshot multiple responses, but then it's an image, which takes up more space, and not text-searchable.
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I agree! Instead of simply going to the chat, it should go to the found message IN CONTEXT. My biggest complains with Teams are (1) can't save out chats, and (2) can't delete old junk. Therefore this "Go to Chat" weakness is a symptom of those. If I could clean out old junk, I wouldn't need to scroll up through months of junk to find what I'm looking for. And being able to save out chats is a predecessor to me being ready to delete old junk. If these can't be implemented first, then "Go to Chat" should be user friendly enough to "Go to Chat in Context of Found Message".