How to "unjunk" an email in Office 365 (mark a message as not spam)

How to "unjunk" an email in Office 365 (mark a message as not spam)

To indicate that a message isn't junk and allow the sender going forward:
  1. Click the Junk Email folder in the sidebar.

  2. Select the message or messages.


  3. Then select down carat next to the Report icon in the main toolbar, and select Not Junk from the drop-down that displays.


    The message is moved to your Inbox. Subsequent messages from the same sender are no longer automatically marked as junk.


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