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For years I have wondered why Outlook would not process my Rules and Alerts automatically when an email arrived. I simply resigned myself to Run All Rules manually every couple of hours, which is terribly inefficient. I also implemented Diane's awesome macro to run rules based on a Task Reminder trigger. Still, I was perplexed why my rules wouldn't run automatically. Then, I stumbled across the following support page:
It seems that I'm not alone with Outlook Rules that do not run automatically. In testing each of my Rules one-by-one, I have also discovered that when a rule's condition is to check "specific words in the recipient's address," the Rules stop running. It seems that when that Rule is reached, automatic processing stops without warning. I can't use "from people or public group" because I need rules that search for certain words in the recipient's address.
Does anyone know a solution for this? I would love my Rules to process automatically as intended, but I also need these "Words in Recipient's Address" rules.
All rules of my office 365 email do not work automatically but only manually
Since yesterday (or 1-2 days before) all of my rules of my office 365 email failed to work automatically but when I clicked the run all the rules manually botton all the rules worked as they usually
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It seems that I'm not alone with Outlook Rules that do not run automatically. In testing each of my Rules one-by-one, I have also discovered that when a rule's condition is to check "specific words in the recipient's address," the Rules stop running. It seems that when that Rule is reached, automatic processing stops without warning. I can't use "from people or public group" because I need rules that search for certain words in the recipient's address.
Does anyone know a solution for this? I would love my Rules to process automatically as intended, but I also need these "Words in Recipient's Address" rules.