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| [wd55] filter using Ole automation in a public folder |
| Iniciado por t.vliet, 18,jun. 2003 15:42 - 1 respuesta |
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| Publicado el 18,junio 2003 - 15:42 |
Hi,
Is it possible to set a filter with a 'contains' operator
(example: sCriteria = "[Subject] CONTAINS '00000334'" )
or using a (VB??) function in the filter?
(Example : sCriteria = "InStr([Subject],'00000334') > 0 " )
using the find method of an outlook obj?
(objSelectionemail = objAllEmails>>Find(sCriteria))
Greetings,
Theo van Vliet |
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| Publicado el 18,junio 2003 - 18:59 |
Hi Theo,
Hi,
Is it possible to set a filter with a 'contains' operator
(example: sCriteria = "[Subject] CONTAINS '00000334'" )
or using a (VB??) function in the filter?
(Example : sCriteria = "InStr([Subject],'00000334') > 0 " )
using the find method of an outlook obj?
(objSelectionemail = objAllEmails>>Find(sCriteria))
That doesn't seems to be possible
VB help for the filter in the Find method:
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Comparison operators allowed within the filter expression include >, <, >=, <=, = and <>.
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So you have to try something like:
- IF position(myObj>>Subject(),"00000334")> 0 then ...
Greetings,
Peter
Greetings,
Theo van Vliet
http://www.xs4all.nl/~petervu |
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