Outlook 2013 starts you out with a limited number of columns in the Phone view of your Contacts list. If you want more columns, you can easily add some. You can display as many columns as you want in Outlook, but you may have to scroll across the screen to see the information that you want to see.
To add a column in any Table view, follow these steps:
Right-click any column title in the gray header row of the column.
A shortcut menu appears.
Select Field Chooser from the shortcut menu.
The Field Chooser dialog box appears.
Select the type of field that you want to add.
The words Frequently-Used Fields appear in the text box at the top of the Field Chooser. Those words mean that the types of fields most people like to add are already listed. If the name of the field you want isn’t in one of the gray boxes at the bottom of the Field Chooser dialog box, you can pull down the menu that Frequently-Used Fields is part of and see what’s available.
Drag the field into the table.
Be sure to drag the new item to the table’s top row, where the heading names are.
Notice that the names in the Field Chooser are in the same kind of gray box as the headers of each column. Two red arrows show you where your new field will end up when you drop it off.
