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December 18th 06, 06:23 PM
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UserProperties for New Items
I'm trying to assign a name to a new user property, however VBA is saying
that the property is read-only. Help? Dim objUserProperty As Outlook.UserProperty Set objUserProperty = objAppointmentItem.UserProperties objUserProperty.Name = "Job Number" objUserProperty.Type = olText objUserProperty.Value = Worksheets("upload").Range("B" & intRow).Value (...there's nothing like IT rebuilding your laptop and not mentioning that not all of the folders on the laptop will be backuped first) 
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December 18th 06, 06:35 PM
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UserProperties for New Items
Did you forget ".Add"?
Set objUserProperty = objAppointmentItem.UserProperties.Add("Job Number", olText) objUserProperty.Value = Worksheets("upload").Range("B" & intRow).Value Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP) http://www.dimastr.com/ OutlookSpy - Outlook, CDO and MAPI Developer Tool "dch3" wrote in message ... I'm trying to assign a name to a new user property, however VBA is saying that the property is read-only. Help? Dim objUserProperty As Outlook.UserProperty Set objUserProperty = objAppointmentItem.UserProperties objUserProperty.Name = "Job Number" objUserProperty.Type = olText objUserProperty.Value = Worksheets("upload").Range("B" & intRow).Value (...there's nothing like IT rebuilding your laptop and not mentioning that not all of the folders on the laptop will be backuped first)
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December 18th 06, 06:46 PM
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UserProperties for New Items
Thats it. I played with this a month or two ago for the first time and the
code that I wrote was deleted when the laptop was rebuilt. "Dmitry Streblechenko" wrote: Did you forget ".Add"? Set objUserProperty = objAppointmentItem.UserProperties.Add("Job Number", olText) objUserProperty.Value = Worksheets("upload").Range("B" & intRow).Value Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP) http://www.dimastr.com/ OutlookSpy - Outlook, CDO and MAPI Developer Tool "dch3" wrote in message ... I'm trying to assign a name to a new user property, however VBA is saying that the property is read-only. Help? Dim objUserProperty As Outlook.UserProperty Set objUserProperty = objAppointmentItem.UserProperties objUserProperty.Name = "Job Number" objUserProperty.Type = olText objUserProperty.Value = Worksheets("upload").Range("B" & intRow).Value (...there's nothing like IT rebuilding your laptop and not mentioning that not all of the folders on the laptop will be backuped first)
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