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I am a member of a number of Yahoo Groups. I have the messages emailed to me. Each subject line has the Yahoo group name inside [] characters. Unfortunatly, the Re: is sometimes before, sometimes after and sometimes on both sides fo the [] charaters. For example
[Railroad] How do trains work
Re: [Railroad] How do trains work
Re: [Railroad] Re: How do trains work
[Railroad] Re: How do trains work
The conversation do not get set up correctly in Outlook. this is because Oulook expects the Re; to be at the begining. I created a custom field in a view that Removes the group name and any extra Re:. However, Outlook will not let me group on this field - it does not show up in the Group By list. If I right click on the column in a view, the Group By is greyed out
Any thoughts
The formula I created is
IIf(Left([Conversation],1)="[",IIf(InStr(1,[Conversation],":"),Mid([Conversation],InStr(1,[Conversation],":")+1,Len([Conversation])),Mid([Conversation],InStr(1,[Conversation],"]")+1,Len([Conversation]))),[Conversation])
[Railroad] How do trains work
Re: [Railroad] How do trains work
Re: [Railroad] Re: How do trains work
[Railroad] Re: How do trains work
The conversation do not get set up correctly in Outlook. this is because Oulook expects the Re; to be at the begining. I created a custom field in a view that Removes the group name and any extra Re:. However, Outlook will not let me group on this field - it does not show up in the Group By list. If I right click on the column in a view, the Group By is greyed out
Any thoughts
The formula I created is
IIf(Left([Conversation],1)="[",IIf(InStr(1,[Conversation],":"),Mid([Conversation],InStr(1,[Conversation],":")+1,Len([Conversation])),Mid([Conversation],InStr(1,[Conversation],"]")+1,Len([Conversation]))),[Conversation])