I am using VBA to add an appointment to a shared calendar that includes a custom property, here’s an example of the code:

I am using VBA to add an appointment to a shared calendar that includes a custom property, here’s an example of the code:

I am using VBA to add an appointment to a shared calendar that includes a custom property, here’s an example of the code:

I am using VBA to add an appointment to a shared calendar that includes a custom property, here’s an example of the code:

Consider the following Outlook VBA code:

We use software from where we can send an email. When we use this button, it uses a mailto: link to start sending an email with the recipient, subject, and body in the mailto: link.

This code was given in a previous thread. I need to know how to hard code the name of a folder.

This code was given in a previous thread. I need to know how to hard code the name of a folder.

In a shared 2019 Outlook calendar that I am the co-owner of, I have successfully made a quite complex new default appointment template for the calendar with numerous user defined fields on P2 of the template using “Design This Form” under developer options. This form allows users to enter variables for specific device setup parameters and records utilisation data of that device etc based on calculations drawn from standard appointment item properties like [Start] and [End] and other user defined fields.

I’ve written some poor VBA code (I am new to this) to move emails from one folder to another in Outlook based on a set of date ranges. It only partially works–it does the count correctly, but only moves a select few out of the full amount it should be moving. Any guidance is appreciated.