B
Barry
I am writing some very basic code in the VB Script window
of an Outlook Message Form. I have a number of combi boxes
and I want the possible values of one combi-box to be
dependent on the value chosen in another. I have written 2
subroutines which when entered in the Script window
individually work perfectly. However, when I have both
subroutines in the script window, only the subroutine that
is written second in the Script window seems to work when
I run the form. Each subroutine applies to different combi-
boxes - i.e. there's no items on the form that are common
to both subroutines.
Each subroutine begins with:
Sub Item_CustomPropertyChange(ByVal
NameofCombiBoxItAppliesTo)
Set objPage = Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages
("Message")
Any help?
of an Outlook Message Form. I have a number of combi boxes
and I want the possible values of one combi-box to be
dependent on the value chosen in another. I have written 2
subroutines which when entered in the Script window
individually work perfectly. However, when I have both
subroutines in the script window, only the subroutine that
is written second in the Script window seems to work when
I run the form. Each subroutine applies to different combi-
boxes - i.e. there's no items on the form that are common
to both subroutines.
Each subroutine begins with:
Sub Item_CustomPropertyChange(ByVal
NameofCombiBoxItAppliesTo)
Set objPage = Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages
("Message")
Any help?