Hi Everyone,

I have some experience in vba programming but a newbie in outlook
programming. Can anyone help me to write a code in outlook to calculate how
many hours I have worked for my boss for the past one year. My working hours
are 9:00AM - 5:00PM. Everyday I sent an daily progress update to my boss.
Sometimes it's at 5:30PM or 6:00PM. It means I have worked half an hour or 1
hour overtime at that particular day. The whole idea is to go to the sent
folder, check all those mails sent to my boss, and sum up all those hours
with mails sent after 5:00PM. Can anyone give me some idea how to do it?
Many thanks.

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Q Li

Am Sat, 4 Mar 2006 11:09:35 +1100 schrieb Qiubang Li:

Here is a sample how to restrict a folder´s content on a specified date
range:
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/finddate.htm

You could add the subject to the filter so that the result contains only
those mails sent to your boss (with a specified subject) in a year.

Then loop through that result and check each item´s SentOn property: If it
contains a "pm" and Hour(YourItem.SentOn) 5 then it´s a match.

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Viele Gruesse / Best regards
Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook
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Hi Everyone,

I have some experience in vba programming but a newbie in outlook
programming. Can anyone help me to write a code in outlook to calculate
how
many hours I have worked for my boss for the past one year. My working
hours
are 9:00AM - 5:00PM. Everyday I sent an daily progress update to my boss.
Sometimes it's at 5:30PM or 6:00PM. It means I have worked half an hour or
1
hour overtime at that particular day. The whole idea is to go to the sent
folder, check all those mails sent to my boss, and sum up all those hours
with mails sent after 5:00PM. Can anyone give me some idea how to do it?
Many thanks.

--
Q Li