How to Sync Apple Notes with OneNote

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Add Outlook Account and Enable Notes

For theNotes app, you can add your Outlook account details and then enable syncing.

Step 1:Open theSettingsapp on iPhone > tap onMail.

Step 2:OpenAccountsfrom the following menu. Tap onAdd Account> selectOutlook.com.

Step 3:Sign in usingMicrosoft accountcredentials.

Step 4:Tap on yourOutlook accountandenable Notesfor Outlook.

Check Outlook Notes

You can view your Outlook Notes in the Notes app on iPhone. Here’s how to access and edit them.

Step 1:Open theNotes appon iPhone.

Step 2:You will find Outlook along with iCloud in the Notes app.

Step 3:Expand theOutlook menu, and you will see all theSticky Notesyou have added via the Windows app or the OneNote mobile apps

Step 4:Tap on theOutlook notes folderand compose a new note from the bottom right corner.

Add a new note with the text editor and hit the Done button at the top. Since these notes will sync with Sticky Notes in OneNote, you can’t use a rich text editor such as Bold, Italic, Table, title, and more. It’s a simple text editor for adding words.

Tip:Learn how tosave Apple Notes as PDFs.

Limitations of Using Apple Notes With OneNote

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Last updated on 03 June, 2024

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