Thanks, but where do I put objItem.User1 = objItem.UserProperties("Owner")

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Change:

objItem.UserProperties("Custom1") = objItem.User1

to

objItem.User1 = objItem.UserProperties("Owner")

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"SW" wrote in message ...
I'm not really sure where to start on this. I opened up my contacts form I
designed ages ago. I can see my drop down box called "owner" there. I have
just added a second box which is "user1" and now I just don't know where to
start on mirroring everthing from the "owner" box to the "user1" box.. Any
chance of a small step by step? Once I do this I think everthing will click
into place for me. Thanks again.

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

It's not wise to run code that you don't understand. What about the code sample do you need to know more about? The part that's important to you are the Item.property statements.

"SW" wrote in message ...
I have created a new contacts form in Outlook. It was created a couple of
years back by me and I created some custom fields.
Now I realize custom fields don't export into Excel. However I noticed the
"User1" field does, so I was wondering if I add this "user1" filed to the
custom form, is there a way I can set it to copy the info from this custom
box called "owner" I created to this "user1" box, what I mean is it mirror
any info put into
the custom box I created. That way I will see it in the Excel export.

I was kindly put in the direction of this link
(http://www.outlookcode.com/d/code/convertfields.htm) with some VB code
displayed, but am not sure what or where to put it or what to edit on it. I
hope you can help and thank sin advance for your time.