Outlook Sort Macro

Folks, I have searched many of the MSDN forums as well as a few Google
searches, and cannot come up with an easy way to do this, so let me ask the
experts.

I deal with a lot of email every day. Sometimes I need to see the emails
sorted by date, sometimes by who they are from, and sometimes by Subject. I
know I can take my hands off the keyboard, right click the mouse on the
header bar, then pick date, from, subject... Being the old school hands on
the keyboard guy I am, my preference is to come up with 3 macros that I can
assign to hot keys. This is the kind of thing that is a piece of cake in
Excel with the macro recorder, but I am having a giggle figuring out where to
start on Outlook.

I have slightly more than entry-level knowledge of Excel VBA... Looking for
a sample, or a pointer to some doc that may help me out.

I'd appreciate the help!

Jim
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Jim Conrady

You might start with the Object Browser (f2), which is very helpful. Switch
from <All Libraries> to Outlook and type in 'sort'. It lists one Sort method
for the Items collection. Select that and click f1 for a sample.

Via Toolbars/Customize you can create one button for each macro. Name each
button with a '&' before the character that should be used as the 'hotkey'.
That works if you find characters that aren't being used already.

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Viele Gruesse / Best regards
Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook
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Am Wed, 1 Aug 2007 14:46:09 -0700 schrieb Jim Conrady:

> Folks, I have searched many of the MSDN forums as well as a few Google
> searches, and cannot come up with an easy way to do this, so let me ask
the
> experts.
>
> I deal with a lot of email every day. Sometimes I need to see the emails
> sorted by date, sometimes by who they are from, and sometimes by Subject.
I
> know I can take my hands off the keyboard, right click the mouse on the
> header bar, then pick date, from, subject... Being the old school hands
on
> the keyboard guy I am, my preference is to come up with 3 macros that I
can
> assign to hot keys. This is the kind of thing that is a piece of cake in
> Excel with the macro recorder, but I am having a giggle figuring out where
to
> start on Outlook.
>
> I have slightly more than entry-level knowledge of Excel VBA... Looking
for
> a sample, or a pointer to some doc that may help me out.
>
> I'd appreciate the help!
>
> Jim