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Send appointments data to a Form programmatically
I need to create a Form that will be printed each morning and used to collect
specific data throughout the day. I would like an area of the Form to auto-populate with my Outlook Calendar appointments when I open the Form each day. It does not matter what application is used for the Form... it could be a Word document, Excel spreadsheet or even a web page, but I would prefer that it be generated as an output from Outlook. Basically, I would like to create a highly customized version of the 'Daily Calendar' Print Style, with my own tables and graphics added to the basic design. Can this be done programmatically from within Outlook? Does anyone have any ideas for accomplishing this? |
Send appointments data to a Form programmatically
Sure, this is possible. One of the easiest solutions would be to Excel and retrieve the Outlook Calendar Data with an VBA Makro
script, but you need to know how to program VBA Best Tom "RogerC" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I need to create a Form that will be printed each morning and used to collect specific data throughout the day. I would like an area of the Form to auto-populate with my Outlook Calendar appointments when I open the Form each day. It does not matter what application is used for the Form... it could be a Word document, Excel spreadsheet or even a web page, but I would prefer that it be generated as an output from Outlook. Basically, I would like to create a highly customized version of the 'Daily Calendar' Print Style, with my own tables and graphics added to the basic design. Can this be done programmatically from within Outlook? Does anyone have any ideas for accomplishing this? |
Send appointments data to a Form programmatically
Thanks escamoteur!
I was hoping for a solution entirely within Outlook, but I'll look into the Excel macro possibility. I'm not a VBA programmer by any means, but I have pieced together macros in Excel in the past. I'll give it a try. "escamoteur" wrote: Sure, this is possible. One of the easiest solutions would be to Excel and retrieve the Outlook Calendar Data with an VBA Makro script, but you need to know how to program VBA Best Tom "RogerC" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I need to create a Form that will be printed each morning and used to collect specific data throughout the day. I would like an area of the Form to auto-populate with my Outlook Calendar appointments when I open the Form each day. It does not matter what application is used for the Form... it could be a Word document, Excel spreadsheet or even a web page, but I would prefer that it be generated as an output from Outlook. Basically, I would like to create a highly customized version of the 'Daily Calendar' Print Style, with my own tables and graphics added to the basic design. Can this be done programmatically from within Outlook? Does anyone have any ideas for accomplishing this? . |
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