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@Sean,<br />
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&nbsp;A typical rule that users create the most is like this: <br />
&nbsp;If the subject contains &quot;INVOICE&quot;, then move them to Inbox\INVOICE folder.<br />
&nbsp;If the sender's email address is &quot;sender@abc.com&quot;, move them to Inbox\Vendors\ABC Company folder.<br />
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&nbsp;How do you differentiate local rules from server side rules?
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If the user have been creating different rules in Outlook 2016 (connected to Exchange Server) and if I create a new Outlook profile (due to OST file corruption), would those existing rules in previous Outlook profile show up in newly created Outlook profile?
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If the user have been creating different rules in Outlook 2016 (connected to Exchange Server) and if I create a new Outlook profile (due to OST file corruption), would those existing rules in previous Outlook profile show up in newly created Outlook profile?

Rules in Outlook

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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.