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I would like to automatically, or at the press of 1 or 2 clicks/buttons, insert the list of invitees of my meeting into my invite in Outlook, at meeting creation time.
I have seen this done once before and thought it was a great idea. I have been able to replicate this invitee list, but only by manually copying/pasting. I have not been able to find any add-ins or plugins (they're different words for the same thing as far as Outlook is concerned) that claim to do this. I've actually been having a hard time find add-ins in general.
Are there any add-ins that do what I am looking for? Perhaps something close?
What are some reputable places to find Outlook add-ins without catching some ITDs? (Internet Transmitted Diseases)?
I have Outlook 2013 connected to an on-prem Exchange environment, if that matters for the add-ins.
Thanks for the VB Script. I've never used anything like that before, but I'll try that out. – YetAnotherRandomUser – 2015-03-27T21:05:15.823
I'd like to add the SMTP address as well, and I am finding a hard time finding documentation on VB. This is where I am at so far, and it's not displaying the SMTP address. Do you have any ideas?
Sub InsertRecipients() Set objInspector = Application.ActiveInspector Set objItem = objInspector.CurrentItem
... – YetAnotherRandomUser – 2015-03-27T21:40:26.097
You can get SMTP address for external users like that: objRecip.Address. For internal Exchange recipients you have to do something like that: objRecip.AddressEntry.GetExchangeUser().PrimarySmtpAddress – thims – 2015-03-29T16:22:52.747
I don't suppose there's 1 command that gives me the SMTP address regardless of internal/external Exchange user is there? How were you able to find that information? I was not able to use DuckDuckGo to find it. Is there a specific site that has these commands? – YetAnotherRandomUser – 2015-03-30T14:03:23.843
You can check objRecip.AddressEntry.Type property. Its value is "EX" for Exchange recipients and "SMTP" for external ones. – thims – 2015-03-30T15:16:18.093