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Hi,
I'm an assistant to a number of people, and have a co-worker who supports a few. We both back up each other when one of us is out of the office. We are both delegates to everyone we support. When she is in the office, I do not want email invites or accept/ declines for her superivors, nor does she want mine. Is there a rule that I can make that says.. "any invite that comes in to "yadda yadda", move to "yadda yadda" folder"? Thanks. Denise |
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