Strange for a non MS product to produce the "mso" tags, but it clearly does when using Firefox and Chrome browsers (but not in Safari).
#Outlook conditional formatting not from code
We eventually found the source of the code - Matlab Online. Meanwhile Outlook Webmail () generated html like this: 1 and it just keeps going with 600+ lines of Word generated code. Please provide a list of the exact steps you are taking to set conditional formatting in a CRM Outlook Client View. We are trying to figure out what actually generated the above example which was submitted by a student and it looks like they copied from MS Word or an email.īy copying text into Drupal I've found both MS Word and Outlook programs produce this code: 1 2 the Duplicate Values option, which is there under Conditional Formatting. BUT.
Note: Conditional Formatting is called Automatic Formatting in Outlook 2007 and previous. If not, try deleting all of the blank rows beneath your bottom-most row with. Microsoft defines a way to write conditional HTML that will be revealed in those clients that don't understand Microsoft's proprietary 'conditional comments': < if mso> HTML meant for non-Outlook clients < endif>.The trick is to type in the From field of the Condition dialog rather than using the From button to select a specific person. I tried copying from MS Word and Outlook programs and it does make use of the conditional formatting, however it looks different to the conditional formatting I gave earlier. There is indeed a way of doing this with Conditional Formatting but that might not be directly obvious.
Q: Does MS Word or OneNote also generate conditional html as above? Or is it unique to MS Outlook? Looking up info re "mso" I find that it means "MS Office", however all the examples on the web refer to Outlook being the target for this conditional html code. Conditional formatting on A1 should produce no change because the criteria was not met (i.e. Go to the View tab >View Settings >Conditional Formatting. It isn't clear to me if code such as the following is unique to Outlook only: Conditional formatting on A1 to determine if A1 is < today() or not. Another way of highlighting e-mails is to create conditional formatting rules.
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