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I've created a macro which creates a number of specific folders and rules, so
as to standardize the way my group sorts emails. The problem I'm having is
that we have auto-generated emails, created by our ticketing application,
which will send emails such as "example@testcomp.com".
If I create an exception rule for using .Exceptions.From, and
> .Recipients.Add ("example@testcomp.com")... then Outlook, when receiving the
rule from the macro, automatically translates that into something like "DL
Company Group", rather than keeping it as "example@testcomp.com"... and
therefore the exception is rendered useless. (For whatever reason, Exchange
doesn't translate the sender address on auto-generated emails from the
ticketing app).
So... my way around it is to create an exception using the "except with
specific words in the sender's address", and actually write out the email
addy.
I need to know how to do this; I can't, for the life of me, find this
exception in VBA =).
Thanks for your help!
as to standardize the way my group sorts emails. The problem I'm having is
that we have auto-generated emails, created by our ticketing application,
which will send emails such as "example@testcomp.com".
If I create an exception rule for using .Exceptions.From, and
> .Recipients.Add ("example@testcomp.com")... then Outlook, when receiving the
rule from the macro, automatically translates that into something like "DL
Company Group", rather than keeping it as "example@testcomp.com"... and
therefore the exception is rendered useless. (For whatever reason, Exchange
doesn't translate the sender address on auto-generated emails from the
ticketing app).
So... my way around it is to create an exception using the "except with
specific words in the sender's address", and actually write out the email
addy.
I need to know how to do this; I can't, for the life of me, find this
exception in VBA =).
Thanks for your help!