My Favourite Outlook Rule
I’m pretty new to using Outlook for business after working on G-Suite for the last decade.
Thought it would be helpful to start a thread on sharing your favourite outlook rule / productivity hack?
(Sorry if this already exists, I couldn’t find anything via search)
I’ll go first …
Filtering “Accepted”,
RuleWhy I love itHow I built itTested?RSVP responses skipping my inbox
As a cross-functional senior leader, I run a lot of meetings. RSVP responses were spamming my inbox and making me miss REAL emails!
Love tacking back control of my inbox.
Condition:
Subject or Body Includes “Accepted”, “Tentative”
Action:
Move to “Calendar Responses” and Mark as Read.
* Note, I chose to keep declined RSVPs as that may trigger action on my part.
Yes! No problems so far.
However, if people that accept or hit maybe send a message along with the RSVP, there is no way to filter for that. So still worth checking every now and then
I’m pretty new to using Outlook for business after working on G-Suite for the last decade. Thought it would be helpful to start a thread on sharing your favourite outlook rule / productivity hack?(Sorry if this already exists, I couldn’t find anything via search) I’ll go first …Filtering “Accepted”, RuleWhy I love itHow I built itTested?RSVP responses skipping my inboxAs a cross-functional senior leader, I run a lot of meetings. RSVP responses were spamming my inbox and making me miss REAL emails! Love tacking back control of my inbox.Condition:Subject or Body Includes “Accepted”, “Tentative” Action:Move to “Calendar Responses” and Mark as Read. * Note, I chose to keep declined RSVPs as that may trigger action on my part. Yes! No problems so far.However, if people that accept or hit maybe send a message along with the RSVP, there is no way to filter for that. So still worth checking every now and then Read More