I've tried that, but I'm still getting external mail in the folder.
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Snookie


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

did you try it without the from condition? Internal mail won't have an @,
so that should be all you need. If receipts or NDRs are showing in the
folder create a view to hide them.

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"Snookie1950" wrote in message
...
One of my users (executive) wants a search folder that looks for messages
in
the inbox that are unread and the messages are from "internal" company
users
only. I've created the search folder and it works fine for all the
conditions
except it is dumping in messages from outside the company. I added an
advanced condition where the "from doesn't contain @" and the "from
doesn't
contain ", but nothing seems to work including adding wildcards to these
conditions. Any suggestions?

Snookie