Quote:
Originally Posted by gmayor
You should be able to take the drudgery out of the task by using a simple macro to move the folders from one location to another using a simple loop (or loops if more than one pair of locations) e.g. to move all the folders from subfolder1 of Inbox to subfolder2 of inbox, the following will work. You just have to set the source and target folder locations appropriately.
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Thanks for that macro. Sadly, I didn't do a very good job of describing the problem. I don't want to move
all of the subfolders to the
same new home. I want to move some to Folder A, some to Folder B, and some to Folder C, based on their contents.
Here's an example:
Code:
\Open
\Arthur (2011)
\Brown (2012)
\Clifford (2014)
\Miller (2011)
\Smith (2012)
\Wilson (2013)
. . .
\Closed
\2010
\2011
\2012
\2013
\2014
I want to move all of the folders for cases in 2011 to \Closed\2011, all that were in 2012 to \Closed\2012, etc.
If they were emails, I could select multiple items using Click, Ctrl+Click, Shift+Click, and Ctrl+Shift+Click. For some incomprehensible reason, the geniuses at M$FT decided not to provide that functionality for folders.
Is there any way to get the macro to let me select individual, non-consecutive, source folders and then a single target folder?
Thanks