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Automating Out of Office on Outlook
urstuffplz1
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Hi all, hoping someone will be able to answer my query as I have struggled to find a solution to my question. I've had a look into setting special rules, potentially writing a script and scheduling it and ever some VB coding, but no real job.
I've just started a new job at a company and I am working Monday, Wednesday and Fridays as I am at university the other two days. I know on Outlook you can set the out of office manually to say you'll be away for from x to y, but this will become tedious having to do it every day I am in working, let alone remembering to do it.
Does anyone know a way that I can automate this process so that it sets it automatically for me?
I've just started a new job at a company and I am working Monday, Wednesday and Fridays as I am at university the other two days. I know on Outlook you can set the out of office manually to say you'll be away for from x to y, but this will become tedious having to do it every day I am in working, let alone remembering to do it.
Does anyone know a way that I can automate this process so that it sets it automatically for me?
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cyberguypr
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Easy. The date field includes 3 letters for the day. You can create an Out of Office rule "With Specific Words in the Message Header", then put in Mon/Tue/Wed/etc, then "Reply with this message" and enter the relevant message you want to be sent to people. -
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This has been causing me to pull my hair out. Thank you!
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