UserProperties.Find Method
Locates and returns a UserProperty object for the requested property name, if it exists.
Namespace: Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook
Assembly: Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook (in Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
<DispIdAttribute()> _
Function Find ( _
Name As String, _
Custom As Object _
) As UserProperty
'Usage
Dim instance As UserProperties
Dim Name As String
Dim Custom As Object
Dim returnValue As UserProperty
returnValue = instance.Find(Name, Custom)
[DispIdAttribute()]
UserProperty Find(
string Name,
Object Custom
)
Parameters
Name
Type: System.StringThe name of the requested property.
Custom
Type: System.ObjectTrue if custom properties on the item should be searched, False if built-in properties should be searched.
Return Value
Type: Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.UserProperty
If you use UserProperties.Find to look for a custom property and the call succeeds, it will return a UserProperty object. If it fails, it will return Nothing (a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic) in C#). If you use UserProperties.Find to look for a built-in property, specify False for the Custom parameter. If the call succeeds, it will return the property as a UserProperty object. If the call fails, it will return Nothing (a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic) in C#). If you specify True for Custom, the call will not find the built-in property and will return Nothing (a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic) in C#).
Remarks
If Custom parameter is True, only custom user properties will be searched. The default value is True. To find a non custom property such as Subject, specify Custom parameter as False, otherwise will return Nothing.