Recent content by Tim Hagen

Works great! Youre a wizard. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

i would just need the attachment in the first position, which should always be the same file type. ill try the if statement.

OK everything seems to be operating smoothly on the rule side of things. THANK YOU!!! but now i have a new problem. some of the emails that i am pulling information from have tiny (<500 Bytes) useless attachments from whatever software generates them, or the same reports in a different format...

nevermind on #1 - my mistake

so when i run it the way you do in the video it "works" except 1. The PDF file generated is "not a pdf or corrupted" 2. Still will not run as part of the rule.

"Compile Error: Expected variable or procedure, not module"

sorry i have been on leave from work, im not entirely sure i follow. i use the step into function and i get a yellow arrow (i assume error) on the first line of the macro you provided. Sub RunScript() Dim objApp As Outlook.Application Dim objItem As MailItem Set objApp = Application Set...

yes both scripts are in separate modules, named differently. i would prefer to run them as rules, we receive several reports every day with the same information. i dont necessarily need to read/review the information, i would just like it to be in a local folder with date for when i do.

hello friends, i have 2 functionally identical scripts in outlook, but only 1 of them works. this one works: Public Sub Name1(itm As Outlook.MailItem) Dim objAtt As Outlook.Attachment Dim saveFolder As String saveFolder = "S:\Folder\Folder" Dim dateFormat As String...