Hi @Gladys Wong ,
Does the "Schedule+ Priority" you mentioned here mean the standard fields in Office VBA?
If this is your case, just as the document says, the TaskItem.SchedulePlusPriority property returns or sets a String representing the Microsoft Schedule+ priority for the task. Read/write. And we can use this property via the syntax of "expression. SchedulePlusPriority", expression A variable that represents a TaskItem object.
In order to better help you understand that, I did lots of search and found an example for your reference: VBA Script that gets list of Outlook Tasks using the Outlook Object Model. (Note: Since the web site is not hosted by Microsoft, the link may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this information.)
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