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I found out what I needed to do by experimentation
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I found out what I needed to do by experimentation

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i wantt o enter some values into a calander appoinment using a macro, &nbsp;i think i am missing something simple<br />
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i have this<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Dim SubjectName As String<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; SubjectName = InputBox(&quot;Paste the subject of the ticket&quot;)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; AppointmentItem.Subject = SubjectName
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i wantt o enter some values into a calander appoinment using a macro,  i think i am missing something simple

i have this

    Dim SubjectName As String
    SubjectName = InputBox("Paste the subject of the ticket")
    AppointmentItem.Subject = SubjectName

using VB to enter values into a calander appoinment

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