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Is it possible (via VBA or other method) to apply a rule (eg. 'Move Email to Folder X') to an email based just on text in an attachment on that email. I receive emails with XML attachments manually open them to find a specific date inside. I then file the emails into different folders based on this date. I wpuld like to automate this process. The XML file has a field called 1/1/2013 . I would like the macro to open this attachment/ extract the date value / close the attachment, then move the email into a folder based on that date. (nothing too fancy...eg, I will initially create 12 folders based on each month) I successfully use built in 'Rules' when the email body has the text I use to sort, but I need something specifically for attachments.
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<vba><email-attachments><outlook-vba><outlook-2010><rules>
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MS Outlook 2007 ~ VBA to apply a rule to text in Attachment
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