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    Help With userForm and outlook appointments

    Hi i'm using this code i've put together from various websites i've googled about outlook appointments, My VBA isnt really good, but i have a form ive created where i can book appointments into outlooks calendar
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    when im trying this code the .start = me.txtDate.value + Me.txtTime.Value doesnt seem to work, can anyone help?as i need to try and use the .Start line to for date and time.
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    Re: Help With userForm and outlook appointments

    Can you post a working example file? Can't run the code to help you debug without creating all of those objects, which is time consuming.
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    Re: Help With userForm and outlook appointments

    there you go
    thanks
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    Re: Help With userForm and outlook appointments

    Quote Originally Posted by gmc2k2 View Post
    when im trying this code the .start = me.txtDate.value + Me.txtTime.Value doesnt seem to work, can anyone help?
    Are you addng the txtDate.value and the txtTime.value together? or do you want to have the date and time together as a string?

    ...using the "+" adds the values together mathmatically

    ...if using as a string, take out the "+" and replace it with a "&",

    ....if you need spaces inbetween the date and time, then type it like this:

    .start = me.txtDate.value & " " & me.txtTime.value

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    Re: Help With userForm and outlook appointments

    what i want it do to is for the .start be whatever it needs to be to book an appointment in the outlook calendar for the time and date the user has put in the user form, so would it be & for this to work correctly?

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    Re: Help With userForm and outlook appointments

    when ive tried it either way it keeps on saying mismatch?

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    Re: Help With userForm and outlook appointments

    Looks like you are going to have to enter the start date and start time separately, in Outlook they are in seperate fields....problem I have is suggesting the property for the start date...everything I tried didn'y work correctly and gave a mis-match error.

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    Re: Help With userForm and outlook appointments

    Eventually sorted this out, thank you very much for your help, helped me greatly i used this code and had F2 cells =C2+D2

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    Re: Help With userForm and outlook appointments

    So it works now?....I was getting an error when stepping through using debug where .Start = something and me.txtDate = something different....same with .Duration.
    ....so there was the error...but I couldn't figure out why they were different.

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    Re: Help With userForm and outlook appointments

    Keep it simple:
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    Re: Help With userForm and outlook appointments

    Quote Originally Posted by snb View Post
    Keep it simple:
    snb, that works good....thanks for the help.

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