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Thanks for the info Michael - the macro now works really sweet.
Didn't know about the "quickinfo" so feel like I got extra instruction on this one. Will use it to make life easier next time I venture into Outlook programming. Joanne Michael Bauer wrote: Am Mon, 12 Jun 2006 13:08:44 GMT schrieb Joanne: Joanne, that error tells you there´s a mismatch between both the data types of the variable and the property you´re trying to pass to it. So please dim Items As Outlook.Items instead of MailItem. If you´re in doubt you can check it simply yourself: You set the variable to the Items object in the Set Items = ... line. You can point the mouse over ..Items and right click "QuickInfo". That´ll display a tooltip which tells you what kind of data type it is. If you´re in the correct folder for sure then you could skip the GetDefaultFolder function and use Application.ActiveExplorer.CurrentFolder instead. But I´d suggest to use GetdefaultFolder, that makes your code more independant. You´re welcome. |
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