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    How to get details from Outlook mails into Excel file

    I send out mails (using Outlook 2016) asking colleagues to fill up their leave details in the this format (sample shown):

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    I copy paste these details into a *.xlsx file for tracking leaves.

    Is there a way that these details can be automatically put into *.xlsx file, directly from my Outlook mails, and I don't have to copy paste?

    Appreciate any help in this regard.

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    Re: How to get details from Outlook mails into Excel file

    How do they fill this in? Is it a table in the E-mail body, or is it in an Excel attachment to the E-mail?
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    Its a table in the email body.
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    Re: How to get details from Outlook mails into Excel file

    And what needs to happen to it? Do you want it automatically copying to a new spreadsheet or appending in some way? If the latter, what does the existent spreadsheet look like?

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    Re: How to get details from Outlook mails into Excel file

    I want it automatically copying to a new spreadsheet.
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