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July 11th 07, 02:50 PM
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Mass changing Task Due Dates
Is there a way to mass change task due dates?
I generally have several tasks due today. However, I may only fully complete one or two of them. I want to mass change the others so that they are changed to the next day, next week, etc., without going into each one individually. I can't find any standard functionality for this. VBA may be my best hope, but I am not sure how to program this in Outlook. I am experienced with VBA in Excel, but not in Outlook. Thanks! 
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