Email and sub-folders

Hey!
I have an iPhone 4s and I sync my email from an exchange server. I have mail that is delivered to sub-folders in my inbox but these emails do not appear on my phone but I can browse to the folders and see the emails. Is there for these emails to appear in inbox on the phone.
Thanks in advance!

The only way to get them to appear in the inbox on your phone is to stop the rule on the server that is delivering them to sub-folders. They only show up in the inbox if they are actually in the inbox.

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