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I looked for a tool that could do this. I have Reliefjet (paid) and Kutools (free) but can't find a proper tool there, also because their documentation and interface s*cks big time. There was some suggestion using perl here: Okay.. this is a bit complex example, but see "access outlook stuff...

For a long time I wanted a way to jump to the folder an email is in. From "Favorites" or from the folder specified in a searchfolder. I recently found VBA code, that worked up to a certain point. But instead of jumping to the folder it jumped to "Notes" in the sidebar. Apparently MS changed...

I just transferred from Office 2019 to Office 365. In my QAT I had placed the option to search for all emails today, yesterday etc. This was missing after the transfer! It turns out this option is not there anymore anywhere. Although it seems it has been present at another place until recently...

I had some trouble transferring outlook to a new PC. Tried to find a solution in the Google Workspace administration. There was a message that support for access to "unsafe" apps, among them Outlook 2019, will end 2024. They have made a tool to get access to older versions. "New" Outlook 356...

I use a search folder to collect new unread email and then mark some of them to follow up. Following rules these mails are in different folders. The folder is shown in the search folder. I would like VBA code that can jump to this folder.

For a long time I have used a custom contact form. Made a new one and when using it it turns out the emailselector starts with "E-mail 2" in stead of "E mail" and my gender selector starts with "19-..." instead of "u" or "m". Tried to repair this in the form designer but that seems not possible...

Hi, I have been trying to get some (found) code working to copy the autoarchive setting "do not autoarchive" to all subfolders of a specific folder. There are two issues: It seems that setting "do not autoarchive" is not included in the code, it looks at all aspects of archiving save "do not...

Is there a way to (in VBA) (1) jump from a folder in the outlook favorites pane to the actual folder in the tree pane and (2) is there a way to establish if the "selected" folder is in the tree or in the favorites pane? Seems that a similar question has been posted july 2015 but with 0 answers...