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February 12th 06, 10:07 AM
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appt exporting filters
Does anybody know how to export appt items from a specific start date?
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February 12th 06, 10:33 AM
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appt exporting filters
Copy the appointments to a new folder then export from there.
wrote in message oups.com... Does anybody know how to export appt items from a specific start date?
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February 13th 06, 01:05 AM
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I guess I wasn't specific. I wrote a VB program to export Outlook
AppointmentItems to an Access database, but I only want to export items with a start date greater than #dtStart# and less than #dtEnd#. I originally had the program iterate through all appointments and check the date, and if the date fell within those dates export it. But when users with years of appointments ran the program, it took far too long. Any ideas?
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February 13th 06, 12:53 PM
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Not off the top of my head but I'll check
wrote in message oups.com... I guess I wasn't specific. I wrote a VB program to export Outlook AppointmentItems to an Access database, but I only want to export items with a start date greater than #dtStart# and less than #dtEnd#. I originally had the program iterate through all appointments and check the date, and if the date fell within those dates export it. But when users with years of appointments ran the program, it took far too long. Any ideas?
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February 13th 06, 05:17 PM
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FYI, I figured it out; I used the Restrict method as followed:
strDateRange = "[Start] = '" & dtStart & "' and [Start] = '" & dtEnd & "'" Set myAppts = myAppts.Restrict(strDateRange )
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