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I need some help extracting custom fields from Outlook. I have a custom
contact form with over 500 custom fields. If I loop through the ..UserProperties collection, I get some, but not all of the values for those fields. The value tab of the properties for one of them shows "Children" as the Field, but it doesn't have an associated UserProperty. When I look at the Itemdata using OutlookSpy, I can see where the data shows up, but I can't figure out how to extract it. It shows up with a Property Tag of PR_CHILDRENS_NAMES with a type of PT_MV_STRING8 which I think is a multiline string, but there is only one line. The other values for Child 1, Child 2, Child 3, etc do actually show up under the UserProperties. There is no difference in how the fields are defined in the form that I can tell. What is missing here? TIA Matt |
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I need some help extracting custom fields from Outlook. I have a custom
contact form with over 500 custom fields. If I loop through the .UserProperties collection, I get some, but not all of the values for those fields. The value tab of the properties for one of them shows "Children" as the Field, but it doesn't have an associated UserProperty. When I look at the Itemdata using OutlookSpy, I can see where the data shows up, but I can't figure out how to extract it. It shows up with a Property Tag of PR_CHILDRENS_NAMES with a type of PT_MV_STRING8 which I think is a multiline string, but there is only one line. The other values for Child 1, Child 2, Child 3, etc do actually show up under the UserProperties. There is no difference in how the fields are defined in the form that I can tell. Nevermind. I examined a standard form and see that "Children" is a built in field. I was looking at custom fields only. |
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