Rules - how to use wildcard for email?

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I need to move all emails from anyone with *@abc.com.sg to folder abc.

the '*' doesn't seem to work. what is the symbol for wildcard?
 
Christine said:
I need to move all emails from anyone with *@abc.com.sg to folder abc.

the '*' doesn't seem to work. what is the symbol for wildcard?
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Why do you need to wildcard the username portion of the e-mail address?
You don't care what it is. Just specify the domain ("@abc.com.sg").
 
It doesn't allow me to specify domain, just email address.

can version 2003 do this?

Plse show me step by step.

Thanks
 
Christine said:
VanguardLH wrote ...

It doesn't allow me to specify domain, just email address. can
version 2003 do this? Plse show me step by step.
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What is "it" that won't allow you to specify a domain? What is the
rule that you currently have defined? If including the "@" sign
triggers the wizard to require a username, what happens when you omit
the "@" (as Ben mentioned)?
 
I need to move all emails from anyone with *@abc.com.sg to folder abc.

the '*' doesn't seem to work. what is the symbol for wildcard?
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Outlook doesn't have wildcards. Use the "with specific words in the sender's
address" condition and specify "abc.com.sg" as trhe specific words.
 
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