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As I'm not aware of any API to do this, the only way I can think of is to download all the messages in your Outlook (might take a while!), and use VBA to print those reports.
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As I'm not aware of any API to do this, the only way I can think of is to download all the messages in your Outlook (might take a while!), and use VBA to print those reports.

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Have huge Gmail Inbox. &nbsp;Need to show somebody that I sent and received, say, 100 messages from Person A, 75 from Person B and 125 from Person C. &nbsp;Don't want to give them the <b>content </b>of the emails, just the dates and the times messages were exchanged. &nbsp;Need an easy way to get this information. &nbsp;Any scripts or apps I could use? &nbsp;Or, another way to easily extract this data alone?<br />
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Thanks!!<br />
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OT
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Have huge Gmail Inbox.  Need to show somebody that I sent and received, say, 100 messages from Person A, 75 from Person B and 125 from Person C.  Don't want to give them the content of the emails, just the dates and the times messages were exchanged.  Need an easy way to get this information.  Any scripts or apps I could use?  Or, another way to easily extract this data alone?

Thanks!!

OT

Parse Gmail Inbox for Send and Receive Times of Messages from Specific Users Minus the Messages Themselves

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