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Hi,
I'm trying to write a macro in Outlook. I want the macro to look at an email in the Inbox that is part of a (filed) conversation, determine which folder the rest of the conversation is in, and then move the new item to that folder also. I can write out what I want the macro to do, I just don't know the right Outlook syntax... Proposed code (written out in words): sub Set MoveMessage as SelectedMessage For each Message in Conversation If Message.FolderPath = "Sent" then next Message 'Ignore messages I've sent If Message.FolderPath = "Inbox" then next Message 'Ignore messages still in the Inbox that haven't been filed xFolder = Message.FolderPath Exit loop Next SelectedMessage.Move to xFolder End Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance! |
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