Recent content by Imbizile

Amazing, this was exactly what I was looking for. Edited the macro a bit and now it does what its supposed to, without pop-ups or anything :) Oddly enough I got the "User-defined type not defined" error at first and read up on it and figured I had to make a reference to Microsoft Forms 2.0...

I messed a bit more with this and figured I could do this through an Inputbox to get my clipholder number into a variant, by doing a CTRL+V when it pops up. I also added Exit Sub, in case I press escape or dont enter anything, so my code now looks like this: Sub Rename() Dim ex As Explorer...

Prior to running this macro i will have made a CTRL+C on a number eg. 1658794533, and i thought it would be an easy job to get that into a string. So there is no way to get a simple CTRL+V into a String variable in outlook?

Im struggling to make a macro that adds a specific text, lets sat "CRM ", plus then content of my clipboard, at the end of the subject of all messages I have selected. This following works great, but is missing the clipboard paste, as the "pastedtext" should be the actual clipboard data. Sub...