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Hi All,
How is it possible to extract all Addressbook properties like phone, email address, full name, business contact details & Customer user fields like EmpID & put them each in 1 column after another in an Excel sheet, 1 record (Row) for each mail received in Outlook. i.e. each Row would contain each mail sender's address book properties & each property would be in a Column. I want to especially get the EmpID (Employee ID) for each Sender collected in an Excel column. How do i do that? Warm Regards, Junoon |
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Am 20 Jun 2006 11:53:57 -0700 schrieb Junoon:
This sample shows how to insert data in a new Worksheet: Dim xl as Excel.Application Dim wb as Excel.Workbook Dim ws as Excel.Worksheet Dim rn as Excel.Range Set xl=New Excel.Application Set wb=xl.Workbooks.Add Set ws=wb.Worksheets(1) ' Write data into first column, second row Set rn=ws.Range("a2") rn.Value = "something" ' Write data into next column rn.Offset(0,1).Value="more" Now simply loop through your contacts, read whatever you´re interested in and write it into the worksheet. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.VBOffice.net -- Hi All, How is it possible to extract all Addressbook properties like phone, email address, full name, business contact details & Customer user fields like EmpID & put them each in 1 column after another in an Excel sheet, 1 record (Row) for each mail received in Outlook. i.e. each Row would contain each mail sender's address book properties & each property would be in a Column. I want to especially get the EmpID (Employee ID) for each Sender collected in an Excel column. How do i do that? Warm Regards, Junoon |
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Hi Michael,
My main concern is not the code to get the data into the worksheet columns, but HOW TO access (Loop Thru) ALL the Outlook Contact properties one by one. Warm Regards, Junoon Michael Bauer wrote: Am 20 Jun 2006 11:53:57 -0700 schrieb Junoon: This sample shows how to insert data in a new Worksheet: Dim xl as Excel.Application Dim wb as Excel.Workbook Dim ws as Excel.Worksheet Dim rn as Excel.Range Set xl=New Excel.Application Set wb=xl.Workbooks.Add Set ws=wb.Worksheets(1) ' Write data into first column, second row Set rn=ws.Range("a2") rn.Value = "something" ' Write data into next column rn.Offset(0,1).Value="more" Now simply loop through your contacts, read whatever you´re interested in and write it into the worksheet. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.VBOffice.net -- Hi All, How is it possible to extract all Addressbook properties like phone, email address, full name, business contact details & Customer user fields like EmpID & put them each in 1 column after another in an Excel sheet, 1 record (Row) for each mail received in Outlook. i.e. each Row would contain each mail sender's address book properties & each property would be in a Column. I want to especially get the EmpID (Employee ID) for each Sender collected in an Excel column. How do i do that? Warm Regards, Junoon |
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Hi Michael,
What i am trying to do is to access the Mail Senders properties (the Office people -belonging to our Global Address List), who have sent me mails & all mails are having a Unique Subject. I am trying to scan each mail & then access the Mail senders Employee ID (EmpID, i guess custom defined) & other properties also like his phone # or mobile # etc. Then dump them one by one in columns in Excel. But how to access these mail item properties, especially a Custom-defined type like EmpID. The reason why i am trying to get the EmpID is because its a Unique ID given to an Employee & would help in a VLOOKUP with my Depts HeadCount.xls file for storing correct Mailitem data under the correct Employee ID in the HeadCount.xls file which we have to update on a Daily basis. Hope this Helps! Warem Regards, Junoon Michael Bauer wrote: Am 20 Jun 2006 11:53:57 -0700 schrieb Junoon: This sample shows how to insert data in a new Worksheet: Dim xl as Excel.Application Dim wb as Excel.Workbook Dim ws as Excel.Worksheet Dim rn as Excel.Range Set xl=New Excel.Application Set wb=xl.Workbooks.Add Set ws=wb.Worksheets(1) ' Write data into first column, second row Set rn=ws.Range("a2") rn.Value = "something" ' Write data into next column rn.Offset(0,1).Value="more" Now simply loop through your contacts, read whatever you´re interested in and write it into the worksheet. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.VBOffice.net -- Hi All, How is it possible to extract all Addressbook properties like phone, email address, full name, business contact details & Customer user fields like EmpID & put them each in 1 column after another in an Excel sheet, 1 record (Row) for each mail received in Outlook. i.e. each Row would contain each mail sender's address book properties & each property would be in a Column. I want to especially get the EmpID (Employee ID) for each Sender collected in an Excel column. How do i do that? Warm Regards, Junoon |
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Am 21 Jun 2006 01:53:03 -0700 schrieb Junoon:
You know how to loop through folder items, you did it in a previous thread (Find...FindNext). All custom properties are available via the UserProperties collection: Dim v as Variant v=Item.UserProperties("EmpID").Value -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.VBOffice.net -- Hi Michael, What i am trying to do is to access the Mail Senders properties (the Office people -belonging to our Global Address List), who have sent me mails & all mails are having a Unique Subject. I am trying to scan each mail & then access the Mail senders Employee ID (EmpID, i guess custom defined) & other properties also like his phone # or mobile # etc. Then dump them one by one in columns in Excel. But how to access these mail item properties, especially a Custom-defined type like EmpID. The reason why i am trying to get the EmpID is because its a Unique ID given to an Employee & would help in a VLOOKUP with my Depts HeadCount.xls file for storing correct Mailitem data under the correct Employee ID in the HeadCount.xls file which we have to update on a Daily basis. Hope this Helps! Warem Regards, Junoon Michael Bauer wrote: Am 20 Jun 2006 11:53:57 -0700 schrieb Junoon: This sample shows how to insert data in a new Worksheet: Dim xl as Excel.Application Dim wb as Excel.Workbook Dim ws as Excel.Worksheet Dim rn as Excel.Range Set xl=New Excel.Application Set wb=xl.Workbooks.Add Set ws=wb.Worksheets(1) ' Write data into first column, second row Set rn=ws.Range("a2") rn.Value = "something" ' Write data into next column rn.Offset(0,1).Value="more" Now simply loop through your contacts, read whatever you´re interested in and write it into the worksheet. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.VBOffice.net -- Hi All, How is it possible to extract all Addressbook properties like phone, email address, full name, business contact details & Customer user fields like EmpID & put them each in 1 column after another in an Excel sheet, 1 record (Row) for each mail received in Outlook. i.e. each Row would contain each mail sender's address book properties & each property would be in a Column. I want to especially get the EmpID (Employee ID) for each Sender collected in an Excel column. How do i do that? Warm Regards, Junoon |
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Thanks will try that & let you know.
Warm Regards, Junoon --------------- Michael Bauer wrote: Am 21 Jun 2006 01:53:03 -0700 schrieb Junoon: You know how to loop through folder items, you did it in a previous thread (Find...FindNext). All custom properties are available via the UserProperties collection: Dim v as Variant v=Item.UserProperties("EmpID").Value -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.VBOffice.net -- Hi Michael, What i am trying to do is to access the Mail Senders properties (the Office people -belonging to our Global Address List), who have sent me mails & all mails are having a Unique Subject. I am trying to scan each mail & then access the Mail senders Employee ID (EmpID, i guess custom defined) & other properties also like his phone # or mobile # etc. Then dump them one by one in columns in Excel. But how to access these mail item properties, especially a Custom-defined type like EmpID. The reason why i am trying to get the EmpID is because its a Unique ID given to an Employee & would help in a VLOOKUP with my Depts HeadCount.xls file for storing correct Mailitem data under the correct Employee ID in the HeadCount.xls file which we have to update on a Daily basis. Hope this Helps! Warem Regards, Junoon Michael Bauer wrote: Am 20 Jun 2006 11:53:57 -0700 schrieb Junoon: This sample shows how to insert data in a new Worksheet: Dim xl as Excel.Application Dim wb as Excel.Workbook Dim ws as Excel.Worksheet Dim rn as Excel.Range Set xl=New Excel.Application Set wb=xl.Workbooks.Add Set ws=wb.Worksheets(1) ' Write data into first column, second row Set rn=ws.Range("a2") rn.Value = "something" ' Write data into next column rn.Offset(0,1).Value="more" Now simply loop through your contacts, read whatever you´re interested in and write it into the worksheet. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.VBOffice.net -- Hi All, How is it possible to extract all Addressbook properties like phone, email address, full name, business contact details & Customer user fields like EmpID & put them each in 1 column after another in an Excel sheet, 1 record (Row) for each mail received in Outlook. i.e. each Row would contain each mail sender's address book properties & each property would be in a Column. I want to especially get the EmpID (Employee ID) for each Sender collected in an Excel column. How do i do that? Warm Regards, Junoon |
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Hi Michael,
Tried the solution you gave, but did not seem to work. I think since the Employee names & Emp Code belongs to a Global Address list, so they donot come under User defined properties. What i tried to do was search for the Emp Code (Emp ID) by double-clicking on a mail address. The Emp Code shows under the "General" Tab but when i search for it in Contacts, Journals, User-defined fields etc, i am unable to locate it. I am stumped! How do i get access to it in such a scenario. Warm Regards, Junoon Junoon wrote: Thanks will try that & let you know. Warm Regards, Junoon --------------- Michael Bauer wrote: Am 21 Jun 2006 01:53:03 -0700 schrieb Junoon: You know how to loop through folder items, you did it in a previous thread (Find...FindNext). All custom properties are available via the UserProperties collection: Dim v as Variant v=Item.UserProperties("EmpID").Value -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.VBOffice.net -- Hi Michael, What i am trying to do is to access the Mail Senders properties (the Office people -belonging to our Global Address List), who have sent me mails & all mails are having a Unique Subject. I am trying to scan each mail & then access the Mail senders Employee ID (EmpID, i guess custom defined) & other properties also like his phone # or mobile # etc. Then dump them one by one in columns in Excel. But how to access these mail item properties, especially a Custom-defined type like EmpID. The reason why i am trying to get the EmpID is because its a Unique ID given to an Employee & would help in a VLOOKUP with my Depts HeadCount.xls file for storing correct Mailitem data under the correct Employee ID in the HeadCount.xls file which we have to update on a Daily basis. Hope this Helps! Warem Regards, Junoon Michael Bauer wrote: Am 20 Jun 2006 11:53:57 -0700 schrieb Junoon: This sample shows how to insert data in a new Worksheet: Dim xl as Excel.Application Dim wb as Excel.Workbook Dim ws as Excel.Worksheet Dim rn as Excel.Range Set xl=New Excel.Application Set wb=xl.Workbooks.Add Set ws=wb.Worksheets(1) ' Write data into first column, second row Set rn=ws.Range("a2") rn.Value = "something" ' Write data into next column rn.Offset(0,1).Value="more" Now simply loop through your contacts, read whatever you´re interested in and write it into the worksheet. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.VBOffice.net -- Hi All, How is it possible to extract all Addressbook properties like phone, email address, full name, business contact details & Customer user fields like EmpID & put them each in 1 column after another in an Excel sheet, 1 record (Row) for each mail received in Outlook. i.e. each Row would contain each mail sender's address book properties & each property would be in a Column. I want to especially get the EmpID (Employee ID) for each Sender collected in an Excel column. How do i do that? Warm Regards, Junoon |
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