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vba - MS Outlook 2010 .SenderEmailAddress returns a huge string of characters

I've searched and searched for an answer so I'll post this here. I'm trying to create a macro that will move 2 week old messages from my inbox to a specific folder I created for each of my coworkers. The macro successfully loops though all inbox message older than two weeks. However, when I use the .SenderEmailAddress it retuns a huge string of characters instead of ###@####.com. How do I just get the senders email address?

Without giving the exact string (security issue), here is what I get with "X"'s in place of some characters:

/o=XXXXXXX/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)/cn=Recipients/cn=XXXXX@XXXXX

At the end of the string is the Subject line text.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! :-)

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This is a perfectly valid EX type address (as opposed to SMTP).

Try to use MailItem.Sender.GetExchangeUser().PrimarySmtpAddress.

You will need to check for nulls/errors of course in case the sender is not an Exchange user or if the address cannot be retrieved.


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