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I have a &quot;conditional format&quot; that turns outlook messages red when this condition is true: 
From Contains Company 
From Contains Division 
 
emails do not turn red when the message is sent &nbsp;from: &nbsp;portal@CompanyHQ.org on behalf of Joe Doe &lt;joe.doe@divisionOffice.org&gt; 
 
For some reason the conditional format treats that email as if it was sent just from &quot;Joe Doe&quot; 
 
I may be forced to use an ugly workaround. &nbsp;I could use application_newmailex vba to add a user defined field called &quot;UdfFrom&quot;. 
 
The vba program populates UdfFrom &nbsp;using sendermailaddress (which would be portal@CompanyHQ.org in this case). &nbsp;Then if anything &nbsp;is in item.sentonbehalfofname it would use Outlook.PropertyAccessor.GetProperty(PR_TRANSPORT_MESSAGE_HEADERS) &nbsp;to get the email headers, then scans for the From Address, and adds that to the senderemail address. 
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Does anybody have a better solution?
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I have a "conditional format" that turns outlook messages red when this condition is true:
From Contains Company
From Contains Division

emails do not turn red when the message is sent from: portal@CompanyHQ.org on behalf of Joe Doe <joe.doe@divisionOffice.org>

For some reason the conditional format treats that email as if it was sent just from "Joe Doe"

I may be forced to use an ugly workaround. I could use application_newmailex vba to add a user defined field called "UdfFrom".

The vba program populates UdfFrom using sendermailaddress (which would be portal@CompanyHQ.org in this case). Then if anything is in item.sentonbehalfofname it would use Outlook.PropertyAccessor.GetProperty(PR_TRANSPORT_MESSAGE_HEADERS) to get the email headers, then scans for the From Address, and adds that to the senderemail address.
 
Does anybody have a better solution?

Outlook 2010 custom view &quot;conditional format&quot; does not always turn email red.

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Outlook 2010 custom view &quot;conditional format&quot; does not always turn email red.

Outlook 2010 custom view "conditional format" does not always turn email red.