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Remix26
Mar 07, 2024Copper Contributor
Rule from Mailbox to an other mailbox
Hello,
I have 2 mailboxes in outlook /
I want to create a rule to transfer all received emails of Emailbox A automaticaly to Mailbox B.
I'm able to create that rule inside the subfolders of a Mailbox A but not to another Mailbox
Can you help me please?
- LeonPavesicSilver Contributor
Hi Remix26,
to set up an automatic rule for transferring all incoming emails from Mailbox A to Mailbox B in Outlook, follow these steps:
Open Outlook:
Launch Outlook and ensure that you are logged in with the account linked to Mailbox A.Create a New Rule:
- Navigate to the File tab.
- Click on Manage Rules & Alerts.
- Choose New Rule.
- Opt for Apply rule on messages I receive.
- Proceed by clicking Next.
- Specify Conditions:
- In the Rules Wizard, under Which condition(s) do you want to check?, select from people or public group.
- Click on the people or public group link.
- Add the email address associated with Mailbox A.
- Click Add, then OK.
- Move on by clicking Next.
Choose Actions:
- Under What do you want to do with the message?, Mark the move it to the specified folder and click on the Folder link.
- Choose the folder in Mailbox B where you want the emails transferred.
- Click OK, followed by Next.
Exceptions (Optional):
- If necessary, define any exceptions (e.g., exclude specific emails).
- Proceed by clicking Next.
Name and Save the Rule:
- Provide a name for your rule (e.g., "Transfer Emails from Mailbox A to Mailbox B").
- Check the box for Turn on this rule.
- Complete the process by clicking Finish.
Test the Rule:
- Send a test email to Mailbox A and confirm that it is automatically moved to the designated folder in Mailbox B.