An update may or may not address this issue but the system should be kept up to date when possible, also not posting what version you are running will only permit me to guess what you have or have not done so here's the link if you need it or not, it also describes further troubleshooting suggestions from Microsoft including uninstalling and reinstalling the application. ![]() ![]() Microsoft Office will allow patches from the application. If not you will need to see if Microsoft addresss this issue as it is a Microsoft issue, not an Apple issue. What OS are you using? did you recently install Sierra and this happened? If so you will need to either downgrade using Time Machine if you made a backup of your system when the OS and Outlook worked as expected. ![]() After force quit it's probably best if you reboot the entire system to clean out the cache
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