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MarcelNL
Copper Contributor
Jan 07, 2022

Outlook365 rule for incoming CC and BCC messages

Hello, here is my question about Outlook 365 rules

 

I receive messages addressed two different email addresses:
myself_at_example.com and mygroup_at_example.com

 

By default, all these messages arrive in my inbox and  are addressed to either of the next three boxes:

  • Some messages are addressed to the “To” box
  • Some messages are addressed to the “Cc” box
  • Some messages are addressed to the “Bcc” box

I simply want to move these messages to Outlook folders with the same name.
The folders “My Cc” and “My Bcc” are created by me in Outlook 365

  • Messages addressed to the “To” box stay in the Inbox folder
  • Messages addressed to the “Cc” box to be moved to the outlook folder “My Cc”
  • Messages addressed to the “Bcc” box to be moved to the outlook folder ”My Bcc”

 

Suggested (non existing) outlook rules:

Step: Start
Apply rule on messages I receive.

Step: Select condition(s)
Sent to my Cc box

Step: Select action(s)
Move it to the “My Cc” folder

 

Or

 

Step: Start
Apply rule on messages I receive.

Step: Select condition(s)
Sent to my Bcc box

Step: Select action(s)
Move it to the “My Bcc” folder

 

I cannot find a solution in Outlook 365.

 

  • There is no condition you can use for the BCC scenario. The CC one is doable via the "where my name is in the CC box" condition.
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      MarcelNL
      Copper Contributor

      VasilMichev 

      Thank you for answering.

      I  now understand the BCC scenario is not possible

       

      The CC scenario can be realized with only my personal email address: 'myself_at_example.com'

       

      The other email address in my example: 'mygroup_at_example.com' is a group email address and I'm one of the many members of this group.

      I don't see a possibility the move email messages addressed to 'mygroup_at_example.com' and received in the Cc box to the Outlook folder "My Cc".

       

      I hope somebody is able to make this possible in Outlook365. Any suggestions?

      • For that, you can use the "with specific words in the recipient's address" condition.

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