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Hi all!
Code below loops through every email in Inbox and is supposed to move those pre-processed so as to have {P} at the beginning of their Subject to an Archived folder under Inbox. Problem is, not all such emails are archived in a 'run' ... one may need to run the code two or three times to move all emails. I'd hoped DoEvents would help ... it didn't. I realise I can just loop through the code (' For bytLoop = 1 to 5) but does anyone know why the code might be failing or a better way please? Code:
Set appApplication = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set nspNameSpace = appApplication.GetNamespace("MAPI")
Set objFolder_Source = nspNameSpace.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox)
Set objFolder_Archived = objFolder_Source.Folders.Add("Archived")
Set objFolder_Archived = objFolder_Source.Folders("Archived")
Set objFolder_OldItems = objFolder_Source.Folders.Add("Old Items")
Set objFolder_OldItems = objFolder_Source.Folders("Old Items")
' For bytLoop = 1 to 5
For Each varMailItem In objFolder_Source.Items
If Left(varMailItem.Subject, 3) = "{P}" Then
varMailItem.Move objFolder_Archived
DoEvents
End If
' Next
Next varMailItem
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