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  1. #1
    Andrew
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    Creating Calendar appointments

    Hello Ladies & Gents,

    I have a few macros that I use to report my work activities with emails. In
    a few cases, I note that I have only taken partial action on the task, and
    will be completing the task at a later date. In these cases, I create the
    CompDate by adding 7 to the Date, then report that date in the email
    (CompDate = Date + 7). What I would like to do is to use that CompDate to
    set up an Appointment in the Outlook Calendar with the following items using
    Outlook 97;
    Subject,
    Location,
    Start time to be CompDate at 1:00 pm,
    Reminder set at 0 minutes, and
    Categories = "Complete Task"
    I tried updating some code which creates an email in Outlook, but I cannot
    manage to create the appointment. Can someone please give me some pointers
    to help me out?


    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Andrew



  2. #2
    Harald Staff
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    Re: Creating Calendar appointments

    Hi Andrew


    **** Kusleika's old site
    http://www.*****-clicks.com/excel/olAutomating.htm
    has good code for this.

    HTH. Best wishes Harald


    "Andrew" <[email protected]> skrev i melding
    news:[email protected]...
    > Hello Ladies & Gents,
    >
    > I have a few macros that I use to report my work activities with emails.

    In
    > a few cases, I note that I have only taken partial action on the task, and
    > will be completing the task at a later date. In these cases, I create the
    > CompDate by adding 7 to the Date, then report that date in the email
    > (CompDate = Date + 7). What I would like to do is to use that CompDate to
    > set up an Appointment in the Outlook Calendar with the following items

    using
    > Outlook 97;
    > Subject,
    > Location,
    > Start time to be CompDate at 1:00 pm,
    > Reminder set at 0 minutes, and
    > Categories = "Complete Task"
    > I tried updating some code which creates an email in Outlook, but I cannot
    > manage to create the appointment. Can someone please give me some

    pointers
    > to help me out?
    >
    >
    > Any help would be greatly appreciated.
    >
    > Andrew
    >
    >




  3. #3
    Andrew
    Guest

    Re: Creating Calendar appointments

    Hello Harald,

    Thanks for the link. I've checked it out, and it all seems very good.

    Thanks once again

    Andrew


    Harald Staff wrote in message ...
    Hi Andrew


    **** Kusleika's old site
    http://www.*****-clicks.com/excel/olAutomating.htm
    has good code for this.

    HTH. Best wishes Harald


    "Andrew" <[email protected]> skrev i melding
    news:[email protected]...
    > Hello Ladies & Gents,
    >
    > I have a few macros that I use to report my work activities with emails.

    In
    > a few cases, I note that I have only taken partial action on the task, and
    > will be completing the task at a later date. In these cases, I create the
    > CompDate by adding 7 to the Date, then report that date in the email
    > (CompDate = Date + 7). What I would like to do is to use that CompDate to
    > set up an Appointment in the Outlook Calendar with the following items

    using
    > Outlook 97;
    > Subject,
    > Location,
    > Start time to be CompDate at 1:00 pm,
    > Reminder set at 0 minutes, and
    > Categories = "Complete Task"
    > I tried updating some code which creates an email in Outlook, but I cannot
    > manage to create the appointment. Can someone please give me some

    pointers
    > to help me out?
    >
    >
    > Any help would be greatly appreciated.
    >
    > Andrew
    >
    >





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