This was the final version that was used, which included the scenario calculations, and was sent to Tom and Diana. I then changed the start path to the second topsender request and re-ran this. This is why it points to the second top sender request.
Per Diana, @EXNTRS.COM is a valid NTRS domain, so changing the NTRS Domain Criteria to now be NTRS.COM, which simplifies that line a bit and will capture anything with that in it.
This version adds support for gathering all possible email addresses across all CSV files, which also let me gather the unique email address count in the TO field per CSV. Also adds the date column, as captured in the folder name, and changes the NTRS Domain Criteria to @NTRS.com or .NTRS.COM.
Converted to a class for better reusability and commenting.
This version with a working TrueTest method which goes one step further than the RegEx.
Version of the program before finding many other examples that could also be LAN IDs and plan on adding extra verification.
This version created the beginnings of the report. It generates the counts and uses the regEx to pull out all of the ntrs values from the TO line, writing these to a file so that I can look for instances where it's pulling an ntrs but it's not a lan ID one.
Very first version of a very simple program that will read multiple CSV files and export a report based on LanID and other general information. This version is just gathering some test data.
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