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Tried it and I get a subject line that says &quot;False&quot;.
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wdosanjos

Tried it and I get a subject line that says "False".

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wdosanjos<br />
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Sorry - typo. Your suggestion worked well. Anyone want to weigh in on the Exchange side?
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wdosanjos

Sorry - typo. Your suggestion worked well. Anyone want to weigh in on the Exchange side?

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Good afternoon. I would like to add the date and time to the subject line of an e-mail generated by a webpage form. Currently, I have updated the objEmail.subject line to be:<br />
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objEMail.subject = &quot;Inquiry from Ask The Experts Section. &quot;&nbsp;&amp; Mid(Now(),1,InStr(1,Now(),<wbr />&quot;:&quot;))<br />
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I get an e-mail with the following subject: Inquiry from Ask The Experts Section. 3/9/2011 11:<br />
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What do I need to change to get the rest of the time? If I remove the :, I get no time at all. The time format should be 11:52 AM or something similar.<br />
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Alternatively, I have tried to use an Exchange transport rule to append the date/time to the subject line of an e-mail addressed to this specific user. I could not find a solution using transport rules, so I am open to other suggestions on the Exchange 2007end.
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Good afternoon. I would like to add the date and time to the subject line of an e-mail generated by a webpage form. Currently, I have updated the objEmail.subject line to be:

objEMail.subject = "Inquiry from Ask The Experts Section. " & Mid(Now(),1,InStr(1,Now(),":"))

I get an e-mail with the following subject: Inquiry from Ask The Experts Section. 3/9/2011 11:

What do I need to change to get the rest of the time? If I remove the :, I get no time at all. The time format should be 11:52 AM or something similar.

Alternatively, I have tried to use an Exchange transport rule to append the date/time to the subject line of an e-mail addressed to this specific user. I could not find a solution using transport rules, so I am open to other suggestions on the Exchange 2007end.

Append Date and Time to the Subject of an email (objEmail.subject)

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