Outlook Email Reply Activity

Did ayone use the activity outlook email reply.
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@Palaniyappan

Hello,

Yes what would you want to know?


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Important that the for each is TypeArgument MailMessage, otherwise it doesn’t work.
Reply To Outlook Mail Message

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Not this, I was just checking that. Bcz I didn’t see this activity I think they added this activity recently.
Okay I just want to know what we can filter from this option. I didn’t use the email filter

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Hi @balkishan
Yah this activity was introduced few months back
Especially made to reply back to a mail message that we get from Get Outlook Mail Activity
But we don’t have any option of filter in the reply mail activity
For more details
https://docs.uipath.com/activities/docs/reply-to-outlook-mail-message

Hope this would help you
Cheers @balkishan

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Hello,

The filter in Get Outlook Message has been there for quite a while.
I for example use it to filter out all messages from a certain company:

“@SQL=” & Chr(34) & “http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/proptag/0x0065001f” & Chr(34) & “LIKE ‘%@huis.nl’”

That means that irrespective who it comes from within that email domain will be filtered and used to make the output.

Hi Palani, Thanks always for your quick and positive response. Just want to know how we can use the filter option, and on what basis.

what is this link for?

Hello,

That whole thing is the filter to get the messages from the correct sender. Need to connect it to the microsoft schemas, so that is how you do it for such a filter.

Here is some more information about filtering.

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Yah it’s there in the get outlook mail activity from the very beginning
We can use this filter option to get specific subject, specific from person, specific received date

It’s a way to filter the above mentioned option
For example with subject
“@SQL=url:schemas:httpmail:subject like ‘%your subject%’ “

Cheers @balkishan

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what does it mean, who will you filter, on which basis?

ooh, now I understand bro.

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Great
Cheers @balkishan

Oh, it means to filter all senders that send email that end with @huis.nl. Meaning that only emails from them will be handled according to the rest of the workflow.

Otherwise you could only select one sender, but this way it will cover for all senders from there. This is necessary is some cases were there are several senders which have to be processed in the same way.

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