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I need to identify the currently selected instance of a recurring
appointment. The following code always returns the original AppointmentItem not the recurrence. Public Sub DisplayItemInfo() ' display the props of the current item Dim myolApp As Outlook.Application Dim myOlExplorer As Outlook.Explorer Dim myOlSel As Outlook.Selection Dim myOlItem Dim myProp As Outlook.UserProperty Set myolApp = Outlook.Application Set myOlExplorer = myolApp.ActiveExplorer Set myOlSel = myOlExplorer.Selection For Each myOlItem In myOlSel With myOlItem Debug.Print "_________________________________________________ _______________________" Debug.Print .Start & " - " & .End & ": " & vbTab & .Subject Debug.Print " EntryID = " & .EntryID Debug.Print " StoreID = " & myOlExplorer.CurrentFolder.StoreID Debug.Print "MessageClass = " & .MessageClass Debug.Print "IsRecurring = " & .IsRecurring End With Next myOlItem End Sub |
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