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February 24th 10, 01:39 PM
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create auto number field in task form
Hi All,
I’m trying to create a textbox field on a task form-Outlook 2003- and every time I open the task or click on txtbox , the number in it incremented by 1 like a serial number for the tasks. If anyone can show me the vbscript code to do that, I’ll be grateful -- Thanks Diana 
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February 24th 10, 05:25 PM
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create auto number field in task form
Is it the same task? If so, make your field an integer. It will start with
0. Then in your code..... Function Item_Open() Item.UserProperties("YourField") = Item.UserProperties("YourField") +1 End Function "Diana" wrote in message ... Hi All, I'm trying to create a textbox field on a task form-Outlook 2003- and every time I open the task or click on txtbox , the number in it incremented by 1 like a serial number for the tasks. If anyone can show me the vbscript code to do that, I'll be grateful -- Thanks Diana
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February 25th 10, 07:05 AM
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create auto number field in task form
thx for replying Joel,.
Actually it is not the same task, i've created a new form (task), n a textbox filed displaying "Call No" for helpdesk puposes, i want my code to read the value (0)in this field and increments it by 1 ,becomes(1) ,then i save the form and once i open it again incrementes by 1 becomes(2). i've tried your code ,every time i open it displays "1" ! -- Thanks Diana "Joel Allen" wrote: Is it the same task? If so, make your field an integer. It will start with 0. Then in your code..... Function Item_Open() Item.UserProperties("YourField") = Item.UserProperties("YourField") +1 End Function "Diana" wrote in message ... Hi All, I'm trying to create a textbox field on a task form-Outlook 2003- and every time I open the task or click on txtbox , the number in it incremented by 1 like a serial number for the tasks. If anyone can show me the vbscript code to do that, I'll be grateful -- Thanks Diana .
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February 26th 10, 12:28 AM
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create auto number field in task form
Try this:
Function Item_Open() Item.UserProperties("YourField") = Item.UserProperties("YourField") +1 item.save End Function Joel "Diana" wrote in message ... thx for replying Joel,. Actually it is not the same task, i've created a new form (task), n a textbox filed displaying "Call No" for helpdesk puposes, i want my code to read the value (0)in this field and increments it by 1 ,becomes(1) ,then i save the form and once i open it again incrementes by 1 becomes(2). i've tried your code ,every time i open it displays "1" ! -- Thanks Diana "Joel Allen" wrote: Is it the same task? If so, make your field an integer. It will start with 0. Then in your code..... Function Item_Open() Item.UserProperties("YourField") = Item.UserProperties("YourField") +1 End Function "Diana" wrote in message ... Hi All, I'm trying to create a textbox field on a task form-Outlook 2003- and every time I open the task or click on txtbox , the number in it incremented by 1 like a serial number for the tasks. If anyone can show me the vbscript code to do that, I'll be grateful -- Thanks Diana .
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February 28th 10, 10:09 AM
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create auto number field in task form
also did not work
 -- Thanks Diana "Joel Allen" wrote: Try this: Function Item_Open() Item.UserProperties("YourField") = Item.UserProperties("YourField") +1 item.save End Function Joel "Diana" wrote in message ... thx for replying Joel,. Actually it is not the same task, i've created a new form (task), n a textbox filed displaying "Call No" for helpdesk puposes, i want my code to read the value (0)in this field and increments it by 1 ,becomes(1) ,then i save the form and once i open it again incrementes by 1 becomes(2). i've tried your code ,every time i open it displays "1" ! -- Thanks Diana "Joel Allen" wrote: Is it the same task? If so, make your field an integer. It will start with 0. Then in your code..... Function Item_Open() Item.UserProperties("YourField") = Item.UserProperties("YourField") +1 End Function "Diana" wrote in message ... Hi All, I'm trying to create a textbox field on a task form-Outlook 2003- and every time I open the task or click on txtbox , the number in it incremented by 1 like a serial number for the tasks. If anyone can show me the vbscript code to do that, I'll be grateful -- Thanks Diana . .
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