• Subject: Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues
  • Author: McKilty
  • Date: 24 Aug 2010
  • References: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
I think it's working with GetOccurrence. Let me know if you would have
done this differently:

Dim myRecurrPatt As Outlook.RecurrencePattern
Dim myOddApptItem As Outlook.AppointmentItem

Set myRecurrPatt = SafeAppointment.GetRecurrencePattern

On Error Resume Next
Set myOddApptItem = myRecurrPatt.GetOccurrence(Date)
On Error GoTo 0

If myOddApptItem Is Nothing Then
'This is an exception.
Else
'This is not an exception.
End if
23 Aug 2010Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.McKilty
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23 Aug 2010         \ Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.Ken Slovak
24 Aug 2010            \ Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.McKilty
24 Aug 2010               \ Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.Ken Slovak
24 Aug 2010                  \ Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.McKilty
24 Aug 2010                     \ Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.McKilty
24 Aug 2010                        \ Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.Ken Slovak
24 Aug 2010                           \ Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.McKilty
24 Aug 2010                              \ Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.McKilty
24 Aug 2010                                 \ Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.McKilty
24 Aug 2010                                    \ Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.Ken Slovak
24 Aug 2010                                       \ Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.McKilty
25 Aug 2010                                          \ Re: Outlook Appointment VBA Issues.Ken Slovak
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