Without using VBA or Python to perform this is rather tedious. Imagine for example there is an Excel form template file using VBA to send an extract of the form when it is submitted.
Sounds boring, right? It is, even if you set up a rule to collect the emails in one particular folder. But that is another story. In one of my previous post you can read about how to loop through emails in Outlook using VBA.
Here you can find my approach on how to iterate through emails with Python. Before you deep dive in it please carefully read its details. Loop through Outlook emails with VBA. Anybody have any insights please guide me. Hi, I appreciate this work.
I am looking for some more help on how to restrict mails to some timeperiod only. Like for last month or so. This was very helpful in getting me started working with Outlook.
So in return let me point out a couple places where it can be improved. First, in Python, len only works on iterables and returns a zero if the sequence is empty. So there is nothing gained by not just running the for loop directly on the objects.
It will error where len would error, and not run where len is zero. This calls for a recursive solution. It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I wrote this script to replace a VBA script for mailbox management that was in place before.
Essentially, I have an Excel sheet in which the rules are defined. These have to be loaded and applied to the mails currently in the inbox.
The file's structure looks like this:. Emails should be moved to the specified Outlook folder. For each mail, first address and subject are checked for matches and the mail is moved to the specified folder. Then attachments are checked, mail should be moved, if not moved yet, and the attachment downloaded, if a directory is provided.
The script is currently working fine, but I'm wondering if it'd be possible to improve performance somehow. Also, I was thinking about replacing the criteria column from the file and use regex to search mails based on patterns. What are your thoughts? Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Python - download excel file from email attachment then parse it Ask Question. Asked 5 years, 8 months ago.
Active 4 years, 7 months ago. Viewed 6k times. I know this is caused from the way Python saves it down as when I do it manually it works fine. Any help greatly appreciated. Attachments: if att. EnsureDispatch 'Excel. Application' excel.
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