Excel Create Action | Calendar Reminder Macros | VBA Macro #37
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Brent Schneider
- Calendar Reminder Macros, Excel
- February 1, 2021
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| Field | Description |
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| 1. Category (REQUIRED) | A Category titled “Excel” is required for this macro to function properly. The color for this category has no impact on the behavior of this macro but will determine how the appointment display’s on your Outlook Calendar. |
| 2. Subject (REQUIRED) | In the Appointment Subject Field enter “Create:” any text after “:” will be considered the name of the Excel Workbook created. (Ex. Subject = Create: Excel Workbook Name) |
| 3. Location (REQUIRED) | In the Location Field enter in the path to where the created Excel Workbook will be saved. (Ex. Location = C:\….\Leverage & Lean\Workbooks) |
| 4. Appointment Body (Not Applicable) | Whatever is populated in the Appointment Body will have NO impact on the newly created Excel Workbook. (This Field is Not Applicable) |
| 5. Reminder (REQUIRED) | The Reminder Field controls when the action will fire based on the Appointment Start Date & Time. |
| 6. Recurrence (Recommended) | If the action you are creating needs to fire again at a future date & time then you can setup the Appointment to be reoccurring. (This Field is Recommended) |
| [Date] (Additional Parameter) | In the Subject and Location Field. You can use [Date] followed by , and Date Formatting such as mm/dd/yyyy or “mmm” for Mar and “mmmm” for March to get name of current month. A full list of Date Formatting options can be found here! By Default Date Format will equal mm.dd.yyyy (Ex. Subject = Create: Excel Workbook [Date,mm.dd.yyyy]) If using this parameter in the Subject or Location Field you must enter . instead of / because this is being used to save a file. |
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In regards to Word Create Outlook Email with Selected Text | VBA Macro #29
This is so perfect!
Thank you so much!
At my job, we recently switched over to Office 365. Previously we had an email template that we could fill out (using field codes [select all+F9]) but that is no longer available in Office 365, as only Word has the Field Code capability now.
I was trying to find some sort of solution using Word, and yours was the best thing I could find on the web!
Very straightforward!
Very appreciated!
YOU are the awesome one!
Allen
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I found Brent through his YouTube channel: Leverage & Lean (https://www.youtube.com/LeverageLean). Out of all the macro videos, the "Excel Find and Replace across Multiple Word Documents" video seemed like it could help automate a seemingly manual process.
I contacted Brent to see what could be done with my use case. From our first discussion, Brent has always been very understanding and patient with my situation and listened to my suggestions for improving the macro’s speed and efficiency.
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