VBA Code for Outlook reminder

howard

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I have written code to reminder me of the due date in cell C6. I would like to amend the code so that reminder are sent to Outlook calender for C7 onwards where there is no blank cell


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Excel 2012
ABCDEF
123/08/2017
2No.BranchReminder Due Date-10Due DateDurationSubject
31BR120/11/2017 8:0030/11/201730BR1 is due on 30/11/2017
42BR210/01/2018 8:0020/01/201830BR2 is due on 20/01/2018
53BR310/01/2018 8:0020/01/201830BR3 is due on 20/01/2018
64BR410/01/2018 8:0020/01/201830BR4 is due on 20/01/2018
75BR520/11/2017 8:0030/11/201730BR5 is due on 30/11/2017
License Due Dates




Code:
 Sub Reminders()
    Dim appOL As Object
     Dim objReminder As Object
     
    Set appOL = GetObject(, "Outlook.application")
     Set objReminder = appOL.CreateItem(1) ' olAppointmentItem
     
     objReminder.Start = Range("C6")
     objReminder.Duration = Range("E6") ' 30
     objReminder.Subject = Range("F6") ' subject text
     objReminder.ReminderSet = True
     objReminder.Save
End Sub

It would be appreciated if someone could kindly assist me


I have also posted on Sending Reminder of due date to Outlook calender via Excel
 
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Thanks for the link


However when using the code supplied on my Workbook and running the macro, I get a compile error "Üser-defined object not defined"


It would be appreciated if you could assist me
 
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I have amended my code , but the when running the macro, it only sends a reminder for the item in the last row

It would be appreciated if someone could amend my code to send reminders to outlook calendar for all the rows containing data




Code:
 Sub Reminders()
    Dim appOL As Object
     Dim objReminder As Object
     Dim I As Long
     
    Set appOL = GetObject(, "Outlook.application")
     Set objReminder = appOL.CreateItem(1) ' olAppointmentItem
     I = 3
     Do Until Trim(Cells(I, 1).Value) = ""

     objReminder.Start = Range("C" & I)
     objReminder.Duration = Range("E" & I) ' 30
     objReminder.Subject = Range("F" & I) ' subject text
     objReminder.ReminderSet = True
     objReminder.Save
      I = I + 1
        Loop

End Sub
 
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