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|Value|Description|
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|Whole.Duration|This format option can be used to display a list of duration options. But the data stored in the database is always a number of minutes. The column looks like a drop-down list and provides suggested options like 1 minute, 15 minutes, 30 minutes all the way up to 3 days. People can choose these options. However, people can also just type in a number of minutes and it resolves to that period of time.|
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|Whole.TimeZone|This option displays a select list of time zones such as (GMT-12:00) International Date Line West and (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada). Each of these zones is stored as a number. For example, for the time zone (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada), the TimeZoneCode is 4. More information: [TimeZoneCode Class (Sdk Assembly)](/previous-versions/dynamics-crm4/developers-guide/bb959779(v=msdn.10))|
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|Whole.TimeZone|This option displays a select list of time zones such as (GMT-12:00) International Date Line West and (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada). Each of these zones is stored as a number. For example, for the time zone (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada), the TimeZoneCode is 4.|
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|Whole.Language|This option displays a list of the languages provisioned for your organization. The values are displayed as a drop-down list of language names, but the data is stored as a number using LCID codes. Language codes are four-digit or five-digit locale IDs. Valid locale ID values can be found at [Locale ID (LCID) Chart)](/previous-versions/windows/embedded/ms912047(v=winembedded.10)).|
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|Lookup.Customer|Allows for a single reference to either an account or a contact record. These lookups are available for the Opportunity, Case, Quote, Order, and Invoice tables. These tables also have separate Account and Contact lookups that you can use if your customers are always one type. Or you can include both instead of using the Customer lookup.|
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|Lookup.Owner|Allows for a single reference to either a team or a user record. All team or user-owned tables have one of these.|
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- The folder-level tracking feature is enabled for your Dataverse instance. You can enable folder-level tracking by using the web client or Dynamics 365 for Outlook. More information: [Configure folder-level tracking](/dynamics365/customer-engagement/admin/configure-outlook-exchange-folder-level-tracking)
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- The folder that you are tracking is under the **Inbox** folder in Microsoft Exchange. Emails in the folders that are not under the **Inbox** folder won’t be tracked.
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- The folder that you are tracking is under the **Inbox** folder in Microsoft Exchange. Emails in the folders that are not under the **Inbox** folder won't be tracked.
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## Create and manage folder-level tracking rules
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Use the [MailboxTrackingFolder table](reference/entities/mailboxtrackingfolder.md) to programmatically configure and manage your folder-level tracking rules. To set up a tracking rule, use the following columns.
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Use the [Mailbox Auto Tracking Folder (MailboxTrackingFolder) table](reference/entities/mailboxtrackingfolder.md) to programmatically configure and manage your folder-level tracking rules. To set up a tracking rule, use the following columns.
Console.WriteLine("Created folder-level tracking rule for '{0}'.\n", _mailboxName);
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You can create a maximum of 25 folder-level tracking rules per mailbox. The folder ID of the Microsoft Exchange folder can’t be validated at the time of creating the mapping using SDK. However, as soon as you create a mapping rule, and if the folder ID is invalid, it will show up in the UI in Dataverse to indicate that the mapping is invalid.
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You can create a maximum of 25 folder-level tracking rules per mailbox. The folder ID of the Microsoft Exchange folder can't be validated at the time of creating the mapping using SDK. However, as soon as you create a mapping rule, and if the folder ID is invalid, it will show up in the UI in Dataverse to indicate that the mapping is invalid.
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Any manual changes done to the regarding object in the tracked activity records, created in Dataverse as a result of the folder-level tracking rule, will be overridden the next time server-side synchronization occurs. For example, if you have set up a mapping between the `Adventure Works` folder and the `Adventure Works` account, all the emails in the `Adventure Works`Microsoft Exchange folder will be tracked as activities in Dataverse with the regarding set to the `Adventure Works` account record. If you change the regarding of some activities to any other record, it will automatically be overridden the next time server-side synchronization occurs.
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