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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 102
OS: WinXP
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Custome Outlook Form
Developing a custom outlook form for work and need some help. I'm pretty fluent in VB, but have been having trouble finding the specific syntax for VBA. I've attached the form in .rar form if anyone would like to check it out.
Basically, I modified a standard email form by taking out the normal message body and replacing it with specific input fields. Then I want to take those input fields and arrage the data to a specific output format for the recepient. The problem I'm having is accessing the data in the fields I created. I've tried this: Item.UserProperties.Find("UserProp").value Also tried variations of this since .Find and .Value are the default properties Item.UserProperties.Find("UserProp") Item.UserProperties("UserProp") I've tried to both retreive the value from and set the value to something: strInput = Item.UserProperties("UserProp") or Item.UserProperties("UserProp") = "new value" Can anyone offer some insight to this please? Thanks! |
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