#1: Did you look at the sample I mentioned? Simply set the value for the
Find variable, e.g. "

#2: Sorry, off head I don't know for sure how to determine the first
recipient in that case. You might look at the ConversationIndex and SentOn
properties.

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Am Wed, 5 Dec 2007 03:10:01 -0800 schrieb S1lverface:

Thanks Michael.

I'm wondering a couple of things when moving mail from my 'Inbox' to
folders. If you could help, that would be great :

1- If i receive mail from several people who all work for the same company
-
Instead of using the [SenderName] = ' ', can I put a
wild
card type thing to pick up the mail from all senders whose extension is
@mydomain.com or can I write [SenderName] = ' ',
[SenderName] = ' ', [SenderName] = '
' etc

2- I also use similar code to move from my 'Sent Items' to my sent
subfolders, However, if the mail i sent had several recipients, these
e-mails
are left behind. Can I write code so as it knows to move those e-mails to
the
subfolder of the first recipient in the list.

"Michael Bauer [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:



Please look three days back in this ng: "Move and create folder based on
subject". Instead of Subject read the SenderEMailAddress proeprty.

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Am Wed, 28 Nov 2007 09:07:04 -0800 schrieb S1lverface:

Can anyone help. I'm new to the vba stuff..

I want to move all the e-mails from my Inbox to a folder with the same
name
as the sender. I want my program to check if a folder exists for that
sender,
if not create it, and move the message to that specific folder.

Could anybody give me some hints how to do this.