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Removing recurrence in VBA
I have a large number (600+) of appointments that have become mislabeled as
weekly recurring appointments. Their start times are all correct, and their end times are mostly one day later (all day appointments); all of them are in the past. Unfortunately, now all of these appointments appear as current events (NoEndDate). I tried using the following code to remove the recurrences, and preserve the start date and times, but it seems to do nothing (although the code inside the inner if-then loop is activated 600+ times). What am I missing? ************************************************** ******** Sub FixWeeklyAllDayAppointments() Dim lngNumShiftedAppointments As Long Dim datPatternStartDate As Date Dim mapiAppointments As MAPIFolder Dim itmAppointment As AppointmentItem lngNumShiftedAppointments = 0 Set mapiAppointments = Outlook.Application. _ GetNamespace("MAPI").GetDefaultFolder(olFolderCale ndar) For Each itmAppointment In mapiAppointments.Items With itmAppointment If (.AllDayEvent = False) Then If (Format(.GetRecurrencePattern.StartTime, "HH:MM") = "00:00") _ And (.GetRecurrencePattern.RecurrenceType = olRecursWeekly) Then ' These particular events have been buggered. .ClearRecurrencePattern .RecurrenceState .Save lngNumShiftedAppointments = lngNumShiftedAppointments + 1 End If End If End With Next Set mapiAppointments = Nothing Set itmAppointment = Nothing MsgBox lngNumShiftedAppointments " bad Appointments were found & corrected." Exit Sub |
Removing recurrence in VBA
You do know that using GetRecurrencePattern() will make an item recurring
even if it isn't recurring, don't you? You should check first for itmAppointment.IsRecurring() and only get the recurrence pattern if the item is already recurring. I don't know if that's the problem but I'd make that change anyway. I'd also eliminate the access to RecurrenceState since you aren't doing anything with it and not even actually reading its value. -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007. Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options. http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "JoeMarfice" wrote in message ... I have a large number (600+) of appointments that have become mislabeled as weekly recurring appointments. Their start times are all correct, and their end times are mostly one day later (all day appointments); all of them are in the past. Unfortunately, now all of these appointments appear as current events (NoEndDate). I tried using the following code to remove the recurrences, and preserve the start date and times, but it seems to do nothing (although the code inside the inner if-then loop is activated 600+ times). What am I missing? ************************************************** ******** Sub FixWeeklyAllDayAppointments() Dim lngNumShiftedAppointments As Long Dim datPatternStartDate As Date Dim mapiAppointments As MAPIFolder Dim itmAppointment As AppointmentItem lngNumShiftedAppointments = 0 Set mapiAppointments = Outlook.Application. _ GetNamespace("MAPI").GetDefaultFolder(olFolderCale ndar) For Each itmAppointment In mapiAppointments.Items With itmAppointment If (.AllDayEvent = False) Then If (Format(.GetRecurrencePattern.StartTime, "HH:MM") = "00:00") _ And (.GetRecurrencePattern.RecurrenceType = olRecursWeekly) Then ' These particular events have been buggered. .ClearRecurrencePattern .RecurrenceState .Save lngNumShiftedAppointments = lngNumShiftedAppointments + 1 End If End If End With Next Set mapiAppointments = Nothing Set itmAppointment = Nothing MsgBox lngNumShiftedAppointments " bad Appointments were found & corrected." Exit Sub |
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