- Outlook conditional formatting on source code code#
- Outlook conditional formatting on source code series#
Click a series of “OK” to close all the dialog boxes. Later in “Value”, manually type the specific days – “15 days ago and 25 days ago”. Next hit the down arrow in “Condition” field and pick out “between”. Then click on “Field” button, select “Frequently-used fields” > “Received”. In the newly emerging dialog box of “Filter”, you need follow the steps below:. After clicking “OK” and backing to “Conditional Formatting” screen, click on “Condition” button. It will bring out the “Font” dialog, in which you can change the font settings tailored to your preference. Also, specify a name for it, like “15 to 25 days older”. In the next “Conditional Formatting” dialog box, click “Add” button to create a new rule. 
Another new dialog box of “Advanced View Settings” will show up. After that, you can press “OK” button.In the latter popup “Create a New View” dialog box, use the default settings and assign a new name to the view, such as “View by Mail Age”.Subsequently, a new dialog box of “Manage All View” will show up.
From the drop down list, select “Manage Views”.
To start with, start Outlook and switch to “View” tab. Auto Highlight Outlook Emails That Are 15 to 25 Days Older Here are the elaborate steps in response to this case. He would like to highlight the emails that are 15 to 25 days older, such that he can easily identify these emails, and then decide if they are needless. Therefore, he gets used to deleting old and useless items by himself. A user is afraid that Outlook auto-archive will remove useful items without warning him. Here we will take the following case as an example. Undoubtedly, the best way is to color code the emails by conditional formatting rule. Many Outlook users desire to make specific emails to stand out. This article will introduce a quick and easy method. Actually it is just based on the received date. Someone wants to highlight the emails depending on their ages, namely how long the emails have been in their mailbox.
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