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Old 05-05-2015, 11:59 AM
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Hello all,

Gary here,
I know nothing about VBA and hence my question to all you guru's

Is there a way, as soon as an email comes in and its body contains a date earlier than today's date for a macro already in it VBE, to not send out that mail?

I am sitting with a problem where previous mails are being drawn back into Outlook, previously archived.

The macro, already resident in the background, sniffs out the mail with the appropriate signature in its body as soon as it comes in and send it off to the relevant parties.

But due to it being drawn back in it automatically sends them out again.



I know I could just simply disable the macro, but then all new valid mails will be ignored and clients wont receive this valuable information

Please advise as this is causing major frustrations at my clients and also in my mailbox.

Thank you very much in advance for your help

Outlook 2010

Regards
Gary
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