Hi,
This macro does not place the attached file in the folders.
Thanks,
Amreska
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Browse All TopicsI would like to save incoming email excel attachment into specific folder. The excel file name will have the following example name format: John_Mary_Steve_200908.xls
Thanks,
Amreska
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by: borgunitPosted on 2009-10-26 at 06:29:19ID: 25662001
maybe just finding where the number date starts will work. Find the position where the date starts with following code and then return the next 6 characters.
e,GetFirst NumberPosi tion(att.F ileName),6 )) then
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If isnumeric(mid$(att.filenam
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