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Or you could search for all mail &quot;hasattachments:yes&quot; then sort that by &quot;in folder' and move everything to the inbox (except sent or deleted). &nbsp;<br />
Do the same again, but with &quot;hasattachments:no&quot; and you've now filtered all your email.<br />
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PS - set search to &quot;current mailbox&quot; to ensure you get everything.
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Or you could search for all mail "hasattachments:yes" then sort that by "in folder' and move everything to the inbox (except sent or deleted).  
Do the same again, but with "hasattachments:no" and you've now filtered all your email.

PS - set search to "current mailbox" to ensure you get everything.

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Hi Shaun,<br />
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Looks good! &nbsp;Need a quick outline on how to run a Macro in Outlook if you'll allow me to piggyback that along on this question. &nbsp;Only ever run a Macro in Excel.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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OT
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Hi Shaun,

Looks good!  Need a quick outline on how to run a Macro in Outlook if you'll allow me to piggyback that along on this question.  Only ever run a Macro in Excel.

Thanks!

OT

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Feel like I've got too many folders. &nbsp;Want to move all messages from where ever they are back to the inbox. &nbsp;<br />
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What would be the most elegant single rule I could run which would achieve this? &nbsp;Hoping it can be just one rule.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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OT
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Feel like I've got too many folders.  Want to move all messages from where ever they are back to the inbox.  

What would be the most elegant single rule I could run which would achieve this?  Hoping it can be just one rule.

Thanks!

OT

Outlook 2007: Rule Which Moves All Mail back to the Inbox

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.