MS Outlook Rules

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Riaan

I have about 9 accounts that recieve in Outlook. So I use the wizard ad
select "check messages when they arrive" and then I select "messages through
a specific account". After this, I specify which account. I then select
"move to specified folder" and then select the correct folder. This I do for
all nine accounts. This should essentially cause the mails from the 9
different accounts to each go into their correct folder, right?

Here comes the problem...mail arrives in wrong folders!

So I go to check the rules. Only about 3 of the nine are correct. The
others do the following: their account through which email is recieved has
CHANGED to one of the three that work. I thought this was my mistake with
the first one, but when SIX others are also assigned to the wrong account I
became suspicious. In any case, I then click to change the "specified
account" and change it to the correct one. Simple enough, no? Problem! It
shows correctly, but AS SOON AS I PRESS APPLY, before my very eyes, the
specified account changes to one of the 3 that works correctly! No matter
how many times, no matter what I do, I've even removed the rules and re-done
them...same story.

Could anyone advise please?
 
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Brian Tillman

Riaan said:
I have about 9 accounts that recieve in Outlook. So I use the wizard
ad select "check messages when they arrive" and then I select
"messages through a specific account". After this, I specify which
account. I then select "move to specified folder" and then select
the correct folder. This I do for all nine accounts. This should
essentially cause the mails from the 9 different accounts to each go
into their correct folder, right?

Here comes the problem...mail arrives in wrong folders!

Do you also include the "stop processing more rules" action on each rule
(except for the last one)? You should.
 

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