In Outlook VBA editor, if you desire to use the objects of other applications, such as Microsoft Excel or Word, you have to add the according object library references in the first place. This article will share you the concrete steps.
To start with, you could access the Outlook VBA editor either by pressing "Alt + F11" keys or clicking on the “Visual Basic” button in the “Developer” ribbon. Then, you can follow the steps below to establish the reference to your wanted objects. Here we take...
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At times you may wish to utilize VBA code in Outlook to achieve more functions. Yet, you do not know how to run VBA code in your Outlook. Thus, this article will expose the detailed steps to you.
Thereinafter, we will take Outlook 2010 version as an example and show you the elaborate steps, ranging from modifying macro security settings to running VBA code. Now, read on to get them.
Step 1: Enable “Developer” Tab
First of all, after launching Outlook, access “File” menu.
Then, in...
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Outlook permits users to set expiry time for emails. Such emails are shown in grey strikethrough font. If you wish to quickly archive all the expired emails, you can use the method introduced in this article.
You can set any expiry time for any emails in Outlook. Once expire time is passed, the emails will be marked as expired with a grey strikethrough. In this scenario, it is always suggested to quickly archive them as they are probably not useful any longer. Archiving them can reduce the...
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