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Hi!
I succeeded in listing all JournalItems from my Outlook journal in Excel. However, when I try to read the ContactNames property, it always returns an empty string. When I'm accessing the ContactNames property, I'm being prompted by Outlook's "Object Model Guard" if I want to allow access or not. Of course I allow access, but the ContactNames property stays empty. Am I missing something here? Set itemsCollection = folder.Items itemsCount = itemsCollection.Count If itemsCount 0 Then For i = 1 To itemsCount If TypeName(itemsCollection(i)) = "JournalItem" Then Set journalItem = itemsCollection(i) ' Call my custom function to add the imported data to a row AddRow journalItem.Subject, journalItem.ContactNames End If Next End If Thank you, Bram |
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