Judy,
You did answer the question I asked. What I meant to ask is "Is there a way
to have Outlook _AUTOMATICALLY_ store the date of last contact?"
Whenever you type an email to a contact, have an appointment with them, or
use Outlook to dial their phone number through a modem, it creates an entry
in the Journal. Is there a way to pick the most recent activity date from
the Journal and put it into a created "latest contact date" field for a
contact.
Act! 2000 does this automatically, and I got used to being able to sort by it.
> You can do it manually by making a field "latest contact" and formatting it
> as a date field. Then sort by date and you can see who you haven't rung in
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James - 13 Aug 2006 17:31 GMT
Hi Jeff,to have Outlook automatically store the latest contact date,I
think,you'll have to write VBA codes,something like follows:
1.When Outlook creates an entry in the Journal,an Event named ItemAdd(Item
as Object) occurs,and in this case,Item returns the created JournalItem.
2.Pick the create date and contact name from that JournalItem.
3.Search for that contact name in the Contacts,and you get the
ContactItem,and
4.Put the create date into the custom field "latest contact date" for that
ContactItem.
Good luck.
"Jeff" <Jeff@discussions.microsoft.com>
> Judy,
> You did answer the question I asked. What I meant to ask is "Is there a way
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> > > j.korenstein@comcast.net