Hello,
I'm using Windows 10/Outlook 2013 32-bit.
It's my first time in this forum!
Maybe anyone can help me on this question.
I'm running some VBA code where I jump to a folder displaying all items on it.
This is the relevant line I use to perform the task:
Set Application.ActiveExplorer.CurrentFolder = ObjectPath (which is my folder object)
The reaction of outlook is almost correct:-
The items window shows the items for that folder (folder contents are displayed);
Seems that the first item is selected (that's OK too);
The Folder pane opens that folder (expands);
BUT, what does not happen is that, there is no automatic scroll up or down to that folder so that it's position in the visible area. Ideally, sowing the specific folder as the first at the top of the window.
If I had just a few folders, this wouldn't even notice, but I have a considerable amount of psts and folders which makes it difficult to manage. I have to scroll up/down to see the folder that is displaying the items.
Please feedback.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
I'm using Windows 10/Outlook 2013 32-bit.
It's my first time in this forum!
Maybe anyone can help me on this question.
I'm running some VBA code where I jump to a folder displaying all items on it.
This is the relevant line I use to perform the task:
Set Application.ActiveExplorer.CurrentFolder = ObjectPath (which is my folder object)
The reaction of outlook is almost correct:-
The items window shows the items for that folder (folder contents are displayed);
Seems that the first item is selected (that's OK too);
The Folder pane opens that folder (expands);
BUT, what does not happen is that, there is no automatic scroll up or down to that folder so that it's position in the visible area. Ideally, sowing the specific folder as the first at the top of the window.
If I had just a few folders, this wouldn't even notice, but I have a considerable amount of psts and folders which makes it difficult to manage. I have to scroll up/down to see the folder that is displaying the items.
Please feedback.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,