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I've created a small app that takes an Excel spreadsheet which is
output from our employee scheduling system and e-mails appropriate chunks to individual employees. In most cases, the name coming out of the scheduling system is the same name used in our Exchange global address book. That be the case, I am able to pluck the name, i.e. Doe, John, from the Excel sheet and send the worksheet to Doe, John. In a few cases, the name on the sheet may not be the same as in the scheduling system. Does anyone have a snipit of code that would allow me to check a string against the address book to determine if it exists? Thanks. - John Using Outlook 2003 and automating via Excel VBA. Very new to Outlook programming. |
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