vba macro to enable 10 outlook rules

huat8888

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Hi all,


I need a help to build an outlook macro so that i can attached it to an outlook button to quickly turn on or off 5 of my selected outlook rules.
The requirement is to enable/disable the 5 rules altogether and there is NO need to run the rule in any of the existing folders/inbox when the rule is enabled.

Rules to turn on and rule name as below:
Sysalert1
new
criticalnotification
warnings
Weekly

Thank you for your help and advise in advance!
 

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Try this to enable the rules:
Code:
Public Sub Enable_Rules()

    Dim outRules As Outlook.Rules
    Dim outRule As Outlook.Rule
    Dim ruleNames As String
    
    ruleNames = ",Sysalert1,new,criticalnotification,warnings,Weekly,"
    
    Set outRules = Application.Session.DefaultStore.GetRules
    For Each outRule In outRules
        If InStr(1, ruleNames, "," & outRule.Name & ",", vbTextCompare) Then
            outRule.Enabled = True
        End If
    Next
    outRules.Save

    Set outRule = Nothing
    Set outRules = Nothing

End Sub
Disabling the rules is similar, except use outRule.Enabled = False. As shown, make sure there is a comma at the start and end of each rule name.
 
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Cross posted https://www.excelforum.com/outlook-...o-to-enable-10-outlook-rules.html#post5016174

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huat8888, as I've posted a solution to your question and you've cross-posted it, please post links to this thread in your other threads so that other people don't spend time answering a question that's already been answered.
 
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