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    Excel function sending appointment

    Excel 2007

    I am using some excel code for a function that will send an appointment from excel to groupwise (emailing program used by Novell)

    The code is working, however I do not know how to send arguments from the spreadsheet

    Here is the code as it sits now:
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    I want the function to take information from the spreadsheet I've attached when sending the appt:

    for example:
    objDraftMsg.StartDate would be the date showing in column G (Event Date)
    objDraftMsg.Subject would be column B (H Number)
    objDraftMsg.Recipients.AddByDisplayName would be column M (Analyst)

    the body of the appt would consist of a template:

    There is a Teleconference Event scheduled for the following:
    Unit: 484401800 (column c)
    Location: 15 Fish St (column d)
    Teleconference: 1-555-234-5545
    Entry code: 622335#
    Please phone in five minutes prior to the indicated start time.


    How do you put the variables such as describe through to an appt?
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    Re: Excel function sending appointment

    Hello lakey13,

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