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I created a custom Meeting Request form where users and select to request certain setups for conference rooms. Depending on what they have selected, I want to send an email automatically to the Service Center so that they also get a meeting request and they can set up the conference room as requested. Right now, I am adding the email address inside the Item_Send() function in VBA code:
Function Item_Send() Set objPage = Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Services") If certain checkboxes are selected Item.Recipients.Add("ss@somewhere.com") End If Item.Recipients.ResolveAll End Function The current problem I have is that if somebody makes an update to the meeting request and resends it, the email address gets added again. Although only one email gets sent out, the participant-list will have two entries for the service center email address. So I am trying to come up with the code to first check and see if the service center email address is already there as a recipient and only add it if it is not. Since I am new to this any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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