Automate Document Classification or Email Classification via VBA - such as TITUS

ChhuppaRustam

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Hi,
I have been searching for this for a long time, but no satisfactory solution.

I have a VBA based macro that filters, generates excel workbooks, saves in a specific path with designated name, protects it with designated password, send via email to designated recipients.
Its a loop - multiple files are created.

Problem: My organization has TITUS add-in added to MS Office. Each time the excel file gets saved, its asking for document classification, then again at time of sending the same file, asks for email classification. (Classification are like External Communication, Internal Communication, Confidential, Public)

Bypassing is not an option (such as switch off event) - the only way I got is to have the classification automated via VBA - it will always be "External Communication" for both document classification and email classification.

Please assist.

Regards
ChhuppaRustam
 

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I did homework before asking in this forum, below were the 3 places - these do not help me. Please assist.


Below link says about Outlook, but not for excel classification.

https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/F...-titus-pop-up-box-in-outlook?forum=outlookdev

Below link says a lot, but could not understand and unable to make it work.

http://www.excelforum.com/excel-pro...s-labs-message-classification-from-excel.html

And the below - still its not the solution to my excel workbook classification.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions...itus-or-any-other-document-classification-add



Regards
ChhuppaRustam
 
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Have spent more than 20 hours on research now. I managed to work the outlook one, but still no clue on how to classify a workbook.
 
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Just wondering if you have a solution to the workbook classification. I face the same issue. Thanks.
 
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