Importing email bodies from specific sub folder in Outlook

crzytimes

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Good Evening everyone!

I'm trying to configure a VBA Macro in excel that will import the body of emails into separate lines. Mostly concerned with getting the link between Outlook & Excel working. I have some novice experience with VBA, but this is proving much trickier than I anticipated after googling some examples.

I've already activated Microsoft Outlook 15.0 Object Library.

The emails I want imported will be in a subfolder called "AutoScrap". The title is also always the same "Failed Scrap Report" & always from the same sender.

Email body arrives as shown below (any identifiable information is XXXX). There is never anything else. Could be just 1 line and usually less than 10 lines. The idea is to create a log (with headers in the 1st column) that will start with the next empty line and continue done the worksheet each time the report is ran from my inbox. I can write the macro that will delete duplicate lines.

Code:
[FONT=arial]02647720  XXXX  XXXXXXXXXX         20180709  002924  Deficit of SL Unrestricted-use 2 PC : XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXX[/FONT]
[FONT=arial]02647718  [/FONT][FONT=arial]XXXX  XXXXXXXXXX         20180709  002922  Deficit of SL Unrestricted-use 2 PC : XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXX
[/FONT][FONT=arial]02647714  [/FONT][FONT=arial]XXXX  XXXXXXXXXX         20180709  002920  Deficit of SL Unrestricted-use 10 PC : XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXX[/FONT]


I appreciate any assistance getting this started.
 
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