Unfortunately, it’s usually not possible to know exactly which of these potential causes is the one that triggers the “No Results” problem in your case. Unfortunately, it’s also possible (though unlikely) that the Spotlight index has been corrupted, in which case you’d need to get Spotlight to re-index all Outlook messages. In such cases, it may be enough to just wait for some time and allow Spotlight to finish its indexing. Therefore, one of the reasons that you get the “No Result” error is that Spotlight is still in the process of indexing newly-added information – for example, if a new profile has recently been added to Outlook. Spotlight hasn’t finished indexing your data or has stopped the indexing process – Spotlight is the main search feature of your Mac, and it needs to index any new information so that you can later find it with search words.If the Outlook 15 Profiles folder is in another location, different issues with the Outlook app may start to occur, including problems with its search feature.
The Outlook profile folder is in the wrong directory – There is a specific directory where the Outlook 15 Profiles folder of the Outlook app needs to be located, and that directory is ~/Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/Outlook.There is an Outlook update that needs to be installed – Though it’s relatively unlikely that the “No Results” error is caused by the fact that you are using an older Outlook version, it won’t harm to check if there are any pending updates and install them.There are special characters in the name of a profile – If the name of your Outlook profile contains special characters such as (/), (\), (!), (*), (-), or others, this could be a possible cause for the Outlook search feature not working properly and yielding the “No Results” message.
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