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kottman kottman is offline Able to set up delegate meeting folders rule but cannot create an effective rule for my own meetings Windows 7 64bit Able to set up delegate meeting folders rule but cannot create an effective rule for my own meetings Office 2010
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Default Able to set up delegate meeting folders rule but cannot create an effective rule for my own meetings

Hi,
I'm a delegate to three managers and sort their meeting invites into separate folders using the rule:
"apply this rule after the message arrives
with X-MS-Exchange-Inbox-Rules-Loop: managers.name@our.address.com in the message header
move it to the Manager's Name folder"



I'm trying to set something similar up for my own meeting invites but can't seem to find a working solution.

Anyone can help?
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