How do I find emails listed in the TASK section?
I have emails that are listed in the TASK section in folders that are actually subfolders other main folders. How do I find what folder (the main folder) the message resides in? Right now, it tells me the folder the message resides in, but I have to search through a bunch of main folders to find that email in it's sub folder.
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That first Task is in the folder "Mount Wachusett Community College", but actually that folder is in a folder called "Mid-Atlantic" and that folder is in a folder called "NACA".
My NACA folder has 7 folders in it:
1. Mid Atlantic
2. South
3. Central
4. Northern Plains
5. Mid America
6. West
7. Northeast
In those 7 folders I have about 50+ folders that correspond to college, such as "Mount Wachusett Community College".
The Task shows the folder "Mount Wachusett Community College", but I'm curious if there is a way to show it as "Mid America / Mount Wachusett Community College", so that I can find the correspondence quicker.
My NACA folder has 7 folders in it:
1. Mid Atlantic
2. South
3. Central
4. Northern Plains
5. Mid America
6. West
7. Northeast
In those 7 folders I have about 50+ folders that correspond to college, such as "Mount Wachusett Community College".
The Task shows the folder "Mount Wachusett Community College", but I'm curious if there is a way to show it as "Mid America / Mount Wachusett Community College", so that I can find the correspondence quicker.
Got it. You want to see the whole folder path. I see two possible ways to do this.
1. Create a user-define property and populate it with the path. The code will have to be connected to every task folder or you'll have to manually run it periodically.
2. Create a macro that displays the path via a button click. When the button is clicked display a dialog-box with the path.
1. Create a user-define property and populate it with the path. The code will have to be connected to every task folder or you'll have to manually run it periodically.
2. Create a macro that displays the path via a button click. When the button is clicked display a dialog-box with the path.
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#2 would most likely be the way to go.
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Perfect. Thank you.
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Thank you!
You're welcome. Any time.
Sorry, I don't understand. Can you explain?