Please try to rename shorter names and temporarily disable other Outlook rules, run this rule only to see if the issue still continues. As mentioned above, if you added your POP account with existed datafiles or something else, corrupted datafiles and account settings might cause Outlook rule work abnormal.
Updating your Outlook client to the latest available version may fix the rules not working. Click on the File tab in the Ribbon header interface. Switch to the Office Account tab using the menu in the left side pane. Click on the Update Options button in the Office Updates section. Here, select Update Now if the option is available.
Any of these may be the culprit: 1 Rules exceed the rules quota established for your mailbox. 2 Corruption in send/receive settings file. 3 Rules set to run on one computer only. 4 Corruption using a POP3 or IMAP account.
How do I change my inbox rules in outlook?
Follow the steps below to do the same: Sign into your Outlook., and com account. Click on the Cog icon. Select Options, this opens the Options panel on the left. Under Mail select Automatic processing. Select Inbox rules. And once in the page you’ll get an option to report the issue to Outlook Team if Rules are not working.
Sign into your Outlook., and com account. Click on the Cog icon. Select Options, this opens the Options panel on the left. Under Mail select Automatic processing. Select Inbox rules. And once in the page you’ll get an option to report the issue to Outlook Team if Rules are not working.
Open your Outlook client. Click on the File tab, and stay on the Account Information tab. Click on the Manage Rules & Alerts button. The Rules and Alerts dialog box will open on your screen. Make sure that the checkboxes are selected for all of the accounts you wish to use rules on. Placing a checkmark will enable rules.
Are Outlook 2007 rules case sensitive?
Didn’t you already ask this? The answer then, as now, is no. Outlook rules are indeed case sensitive. I don’t know when ‘they’ changed it. But all of the sudden the rules of one of my accounts didn’t work anymore. I tried cleanrules – but to no avail.
Yes Outlook rules are case sensitive. If you need to, you can cover the three most common cases of capitalization (e. g, “cat”, “Cat” and “CAT”) by simply adding them as additional strings in your condition. Note that in our Timed Email Organizer add-in, that the rules are NOT case sensitive.
As you say, it would appear *SOME* rules are case sensitive and it appears to be in contect. Take the email address below as an example: Now, if I select “from people or public group” it will take inside litigation, INSIDELITIGATION or Inside, and litigation.
If you use “with specific words in the message header” it is always case sensitive. Not open for further replies. Outlook 2007 how to chcek all rules?
What to do if some of the rules are not working?
If some of the rules are not working, then you can delete only those rules, instead of all the rules. For this, follow these steps: Open Outlook and click File. Click Manage Rules & Alerts to open the Rules and Alerts dialog box. Select the rules you want to delete and click Delete.