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I am not at all familiar with the outlook object model, but am interested in
listing out the calendar entries in my calendar that are full day events. I'd like to determine if I have them set for Busy or Free or something else? Can someone direct me to some sample code to do this? FWIW, I'm quite familiar with the Excel object model and do a good bit of programming there. Barb Reinhardt |
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![]() you can see the object model by using the object browser (f2), switch from All Libraries to Outlook. The GetDefaultFolder function can return the default calendar folder. Iterate its Items collection, which contains AppointmentItem objects for a calendar. For instance, read each object's BusyStatus property to see which one is Busy or Free. You can see all of the available properties in the object browser by selecting the AppointmentItem in the left pane. -- Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook Manage and share your categories: http://www.vboffice.net/product.html?pub=6&lang=en Am Fri, 12 Feb 2010 05:27:01 -0800 schrieb Barb Reinhardt: I am not at all familiar with the outlook object model, but am interested in listing out the calendar entries in my calendar that are full day events. I'd like to determine if I have them set for Busy or Free or something else? Can someone direct me to some sample code to do this? FWIW, I'm quite familiar with the Excel object model and do a good bit of programming there. Barb Reinhardt |
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I now have another related question. I have access to the calendar for
another "email" address (it's actually a group calendar, but it's tied to an email) and I want to list out the items for that calendar. How do I identify it as an outlook folder. Thanks, Barb Reinhardt "Michael Bauer [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: you can see the object model by using the object browser (f2), switch from All Libraries to Outlook. The GetDefaultFolder function can return the default calendar folder. Iterate its Items collection, which contains AppointmentItem objects for a calendar. For instance, read each object's BusyStatus property to see which one is Busy or Free. You can see all of the available properties in the object browser by selecting the AppointmentItem in the left pane. -- Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook Manage and share your categories: http://www.vboffice.net/product.html?pub=6&lang=en Am Fri, 12 Feb 2010 05:27:01 -0800 schrieb Barb Reinhardt: I am not at all familiar with the outlook object model, but am interested in listing out the calendar entries in my calendar that are full day events. I'd like to determine if I have them set for Busy or Free or something else? Can someone direct me to some sample code to do this? FWIW, I'm quite familiar with the Excel object model and do a good bit of programming there. Barb Reinhardt . |
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