Your code first sorts on "NumeroOrdine", then discards that sort to sort on
"AnnoOrdine". Outlook only allows sorting on one field at a time.

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MClaudio - 02 Jan 2006 16:50 GMT
This is a big problem !!!
How can i order more fields ?
Thanks
> Your code first sorts on "NumeroOrdine", then discards that sort to sort on
> "AnnoOrdine". Outlook only allows sorting on one field at a time.
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Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] - 02 Jan 2006 20:35 GMT
You'd have to abandon using the Outlook object model's Items.Sort method and
code your own multiple column sorting procedure, then pass the Items
collection to that user defined procedure.

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> This is a big problem !!!
> How can i order more fields ?
>
> Thanks