Office 365 Loop

Hello guys
I am sure that you can save me from madness. 
I've been trying to get this email loop to work since yesterday.

The trigger was Mike's LinkedIn posting.

Don't you have an example lying around to help me out?

Thx
Thomas




 

We currently working on new major release. It will include a lot of examples one of them is Office365 loop.
I have attached it for your convenience

In my opinion it is better to wait for the next release, we have made it much easier to track problems.

  

 
 

Thx Mike

I will gladly listen to your advice and wait for the next version.

I have one more question.
The attachments in the mail are xlsx and XLSX upper and lowercase.

Is it smarter to adjust the file extension or can I also specify several extensions in the “Attachment File Save Filter Expression” field?

Thomas
 

This regular expression should work in both cases.

(?i)^.+\.xlsx$

Explanation:

1. (?i): Ensures the pattern is case-insensitive.
1. ^: Asserts the start of the string.
1. .+: Matches one or more characters (the filename).
1. \.xlsx: Matches the .xlsx extension, escaping the dot (\.) to treat it literally.
1. $: Asserts the end of the string.

 

Works 

and then another question:

in the “Subject Regular Expression” can I define several subjects here?
e.g. 
Weekly Sales, Monthly Sales

can I also do an upper/lower case conversion here?
Sales Report ... SALES REPORT ... sales report

Sorry to bother you Mike
Thomas


 

Sure, here’s a case-insensitive regular expression to check if a string contains either Weekly Sales or Monthly Sales:

Regular Expression:

regex
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(?i)\b(Weekly Sales|Monthly Sales)\b

It is easy to extend for more values