Set AIP Sensitivity Level using Excel VBA

M_D_O

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Hi everyone!
I have an Excel file housing VBA which automatically generates hundreds of emails in Outlook, includes a PDF attachment in each email, and then fills in the recipient email address for each. All I have to do is click send for each email.

Last month my organization rolled out Azure Information Protection in all of our MicroSoft applications, meaning that I now have to manually select the sensitivity level for each email.

Is there a way to add additional VBA to my current process, to automatically assign a sensitivity level (“Internal” in this case) to each email? We’re using MS Office 365, if that’s relevant.

Thanks in advance for any guidance!
-Mike
 

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