I'm trying to extract the Recipient email address in Python using Win32com client. Here's my code so far: import win32com.client outlook = win32com.client.Disp
I am writing output data to excel using pandas. I want to format excel using win32com.client as I do not easier method for this. my code is from some internet
I tried many approaches from last few hours but no luck. Somebody please help me. group_dt = pt.PivotFields('Created') group_dt.LabelRange.Group(Start=True, End
i am trying to access the "recipient" outlook object in python 3.9 using win32.clients import, but can only access "recipients". Recipients does not have an "ad
I am trying to use python to search for an outlook recipient using this code: import win32com.client search_string = 'name' outlook = win32com.client.gencache.
I have a bunch of msg files in a directory, I'd like to kinda put/zip them in a pst file. I've seen some solutions like Aspos Email which needs JVM on the machi
I am trying to write a script in Python that will pull the contact information from the Outlook Global Address List. For each entry, I've managed to get the nam
I am using win32com for parsing emails in my outlook, how can I parse the contents of attachment in mail. outlook = win32com.client.Dispatch("Outlook.Applicat
I like to load an outlook email template (.oft) via win32com for automation. I like to do something along this lines: import win32com.client as win32 outlook =
Using dispatch as win32com.client.Dispatch works fine, but produces attribute error: from DispatchWithEvents call win32com.client.WithEvents, problem exists unt
Is there a way to see the changes to an 'AppointmentItem' through MAPI/Outlook? So, for example, if a meeting was re-scheduled and the category changed as well
I am trying to save email from sub-folder using the below python script, I am trying to restrict with days=1 means I only need to save emails which are 1 day ol
I am trying to send out email alerts on my virtual machine using Python. This is my code: olMailItem = 0x0 obj = win32com.client.Dispatch("Outlook.Application"