Getting data of an Outlook/Exchange folder to Excel
Hi Sue
Quote:
> I'm confused. Your original message said you wanted to print the contents
of
> a folder. Now you want to mail them the list. Which is it?
Both - I keep all my incidents (bugs, feature requests) in a folder - some
public folders some just outlook folders. I want to be able to copy all the
items (subject, date and importance) to an email or to excel or word and
email the client and him to be able to highlight the important ones and
reply back.
I guess I am thinking about an access table - I can copy the data and paste
to excel, word, an outlook message and print out the item.
Adam
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Quote:
> > >1) Any reason why you can't just use File | Print and the table format?
> > Because I want to email them to a client - I am using public folders to
> keep
> > outstanding bugs on a project
> > Since the subjects give a general idea, the client could be kept
informed.
> I'm confused. Your original message said you wanted to print the contents
of
> a folder. Now you want to mail them the list. Which is it?
> > I hate crossposting. I thought the question covered exchange and
outlook,
> > although I am not that familar with the exact purpose of all of these
> > groups. Which ones are obviously wrong - I think only
> > microsoft.public.outlook.installation
> The Exchange groups deal with applications that run from the server, not
> client applications like printing a list would normally be, but now that
I'm
> not so sure what you're trying to do, they might be relevant.
> --
> Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
> Outlook and Exchange solutions at http://www.slipstick.com
> Author of
> Microsoft Outlook Programming - coming September 2002
> http://www.slipstick.com/books/jumpstart.htm
> > > > Hi Guys
> > > > 1) Looking for a utility or code to print out emails (subject, date)
> by
> > > > folder
> > > > Anyone know of a reporting utility?
> > > > BTW they are public folders.
> > > > 2) Is there a gui (like a qbe) available for doing queries on
Exchange
> > > > Am I the first one to want to get data out of
> > > Exchange/Outlook?
