Exporting Appointments in reports

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I have people in a sale-assist role in several offices, they use Outlook to
put their appointments in their calendar. I need activity reports from them
also so I thought they could just export a report of their appointments and
email it to me, that went fine. I would like to get sales information so I
created a new form from the basic appointment form that adds some sales
information, jobs quoted, Probability to close, Close Dollars, however when
I export from this form it does not have the sale info I need. It has all
the appointment info but nothing from the part I created. Help
 
Did you publish form definitions with the form when you finished creating
it? see http://www.outlook-code.com for more assistance with forms issues.

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After furious head scratching, Franco asked:

| I have people in a sale-assist role in several offices, they use
| Outlook to put their appointments in their calendar. I need activity
| reports from them also so I thought they could just export a report
| of their appointments and email it to me, that went fine. I would
| like to get sales information so I created a new form from the basic
| appointment form that adds some sales information, jobs quoted,
| Probability to close, Close Dollars, however when I export from this
| form it does not have the sale info I need. It has all the
| appointment info but nothing from the part I created. Help
 
I don't see an option to publish form definitions, just Publish and name the
new form. What am I missing? Thanks
 
Outlook doesn't support exporting custom fields. Quick and dirty method:

1. Put all the items from your form in one folder.
2. Use a table view to display all the data fields that you want to export to Excel.
3. Choose Edit | Select All.
4. Choose Edit | Copy.
5. Paste to Excel.

Otherwise, you'd have to write custom code or use a third-party application. See http://www.outlookcode.com/d/customimport.htm .

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
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Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
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