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not with normal rules. you would need scripting to check the time and then enable/disable rules
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Do you mean on a specific schedule (e.g. after-work hours) or a specific time frame (next two weeks)?<br />
The latter can be achieved with Out of Office rules. The OOF setting itself determines the time span, the rule what to do (instead of sending an OOF reply).
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Looks like this?<br />
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You can't do that is a valid answer
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is there any way to set a forward/redirect rule only within a specific time range?
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is there any way to set a forward/redirect rule only within a specific time range?

Time based outlook 2013 rules

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