Excel VBA Introduction Part 29.12 - Filtering Outlook Items using Restrict

By Andrew Gould

[tejamarneni]

First comment, 2nd time in a row. Thank you for amazing videos Andrew.

[ravisinghal]

I learnt all my vba skill by just watching your videos.... Your are awesome nd a great Thanks for all stuff you given..can you provide class on putting GIF in userform and adjusting its properties.

[andresff]

Andrew I am a follower, your job is just outstandingly good!
As feedback: Today I was thinking that it would attract more viewers if you showed the code working at the beginning of the video before teaching how to build it.

[AntrikshSharma]

Hey Andy, awesome video as always do you think you could create a video on Outlook VBA as well? where one could write code in the Outlook and let's say if certain email comes then some details pertaining to that email gets saved on an Excel sheet and keeps updating.

[krn]

Thanks Andrew. Interesting information. My [SenderName] had to be Last, First. I guess differences in the Exchange server.. :)

[lautarob]

One question: this method assume that all folders content will support the filter? I ran this and when processing the folder “contacts’ an error was thrown as within this folder the property SenderName is unknown.
Andrew, I also wanted to take this opportunity to thank you. Your videos are just excellent !!

[ganeshs]

what is the difference between .creationtime and .receivedtime for emails? i tried filtering between dates, but its including the mails that are not in the specified range. I am trying to filter within inbox. thank you

[ursvenky]

Hey, this useful but my macro is stopping me at when appointment mails are available in inbox. How to filter appointment mails (include or exclude). It'll helpful to ur followers

[ganeshs]

while using the restrict method on dates or any filters for the matter. what if the user has not chosen any filters and the filter string is blank? how to proceed in this case? thanks