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![]() The date in the filename is the date and time the message is received in the inbox. As the message is not received if Outlook is not running then that date and time, as it stands, may not be the date that you want. You could instead get the date the mesage was sent e.g. Change Code:
strFileName = Format(Date, "yyyymmdd-") & "(" & Format(Time, "HHMM) - ") & olAtt.FileName Code:
strFileName = Format(Item.SentOn, "yyyymmdd-") & _ "(" & Format(Item.SentOn, "HHMM) - ") _ & olAtt.FileName
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