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I am a delegate receiving meeting requests for several people. In my Inbox,
there is no way to tell which meeting requests are really for me (i.e. I am invited to the meeting) and which meeting requests I am receiving on behalf of others (I am not invited to the meeting but may accept or decline on behalf of the person whose delegate I am). I have created sub-folders for each of the managers whose meeting requests I receive. I would like meeting requests I receive on behalf of others to be filtered into the appropriate sub-folder, bypassing my Inbox. I have made many attempts to create a rule with the condition "received on behalf of", but none of them worked. What do I need to do to accomplish this? Thank you! |
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