Press the Condition… button and select the More Choices tab.Press the Font… button to set the highlighting options of your choice.Press the Add button and name the rule.Tab View-> View Settings-> button Conditional Open the Conditional Formatting dialog.If the Color Category label is a to subtle way of differentiating between the messages for you, you can additionally create an Conditional Formatting rule to more clearly highlight or de-emphasize the message.
Conditional Formatting for Known or Unknown Contacts
IS THERE A WAY TO ADD MORE HIGHLIGHT COLORS IN WORD CODE
With this Categorize rule, you can color code emails from unknown contacts. For instance Color Code emails from Unknown Contact. Select the exception: Except if sender is in specified Address Book.For instance, create a new Color Category called “Unknown Contacts” and assign it the red color.In the bottom section, click on the underlined “category” to select the Color Category you want the message to be assigned to.Press “Yes” to confirm that you want to apply this rule to every message you receive.Don’t select any condition and press the Next button.To Color Categorize all newly received emails from unknown Contacts create the following rule With this Categorize rule, you can color code emails from known contacts. Press Finish to complete creating the rule.For instance Color Code email from Known Contacts. For instance, create a new Color Category called “Known Contacts” and assign it the green color.In the bottom section, click on the underlined “category” to select theĬolor Category you want the message to be assigned to.Select the action: Assign it to the category category.In the bottom section, click on the underlined “specified” to select your Contacts folder under “Outlook Address Book”.Select the condition: Sender is in specified Address Book.