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Set up Series of events
Hi
I hope I can make this clear - obviously it is easy to make an event repeat in Outlook calendar, however what I need it a fast way to set up a series of linked events. To explain. I receive a request to price some information and I have 5 workdays to confirm receipt of instruction and ask for clarification or missing information. Following this when I receive a response from the initiator I then get 2 workdays to produce the price, following this I then have 5 days to reach agreement with the initiator on the price and scope of works. I have other tasks that follow this but you get the picture. Given that on any day I can receive up to 10 requests I can be working on a lot of these at any given time and have projects at any of the stages above. So Is there a way of creating a series of events/ deadlines like this in one hit i.e. fill in a form with a couple of basic details and hit Go to create the series of events. I appreciate this may need some VBA code or an add in, but I am happy with any suggestions / help at this stage. If there is an alternative way to go about this I am open to all suggestions. Thanks GreenBoy |
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Hi Greenboy,
Yes I think you can do that in vba e.g. macro and a custom appointment form in Outlook. A couple of check boxes in the form for the logic, a GO button and some code that responds to the button to do the magic based on the selections. Basic workflow solution realy. regards, John |
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