Complete Folderpath of Outlook Email
Hi Team,
I tried to search the topic of capturing the complete folder path of the eamils coming up in Outlook, but was not able to find any.
Can someone help me with the same. What I want to achive is to capture the complete folder path of emails in VBA and then use the same later to open the emails from those paths.
Thanks,
Sandesh.
I tried to search the topic of capturing the complete folder path of the eamils coming up in Outlook, but was not able to find any.
Can someone help me with the same. What I want to achive is to capture the complete folder path of emails in VBA and then use the same later to open the emails from those paths.
Thanks,
Sandesh.
ASKER
Hi,
I want to get the complete folder path of the emails in the Inbox. I have unlimited storage in my Inbox folder so I never move my emails out of this folder.
Now using VBA I want to get the complete folder path and store in an Access database. Later to be used to open the emails again using VBA.
I hope this answers your question.
Thanks,
Sandesh.
I want to get the complete folder path of the emails in the Inbox. I have unlimited storage in my Inbox folder so I never move my emails out of this folder.
Now using VBA I want to get the complete folder path and store in an Access database. Later to be used to open the emails again using VBA.
I hope this answers your question.
Thanks,
Sandesh.
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IF I have the wrong idea still then sorry but can you suggest anything to help narrow in on your needs?
Chris
Chris
ASKER
Thanks a lot... It is now working... :)
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Chris
IN essence as here, unless further question specific clarification is requested and not given then it is not considered good form to mark down the solution since without further knowledge of a deficiency how can the expert help.
The idea (I believe) is to grade the solution and noting that the grading does not affect your points availability but does help guide others with the same problem then consider if you were (someone else) looking for exactly this same problem would you naturally prefer a second rate 'good' solution over an excellent?
Note my intent here is not to change what has happened but to improve your future relationship with the experts and to try and maintain the overall quality of the solutions in the site since I use it a lot myself in areas where I am less competent.
Please know I am glad to have helped in this instance and I wish you a pleasant experience with the site
Chris
Chris