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Search Object

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Search

Contains information about individual searches performed against Microsoft Outlook items. The Search object contains properties that define the type of search and the parameters of the search itself.

Using the Search Object

Use the Application object's AdvancedSearch method to return a Search object.

Example

The following Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) example returns a search object named "SubjectSearch" and displays the object's Tag and Filter property values. The Tag property is used to identify a specific search once it has completed.

Sub SearchInboxFolder()
'Searches the Inbox

    Dim objSch As Search
    Const strF As String = _
        "urn:schemas:mailheader:subject = 'Office Christmas Party'"
    Const strS As String = "Inbox"
    Const strTag As String = "SubjectSearch"
    Set objSch = Application.AdvancedSearch(Scope:=strS, _
        Filter:=strF, SearchSubFolders:=True, Tag:=strTag)

End Sub

Use the AdvancedSearchComplete event to determine when a given search has completed. The following VBA example displays information about the search and the results of the search.

Private Sub Application_AdvancedSearchComplete(ByVal SearchObject As Search)

    Dim objRsts As Results
    MsgBox "The search " & SearchObject.Tag & "has completed.
    Set objRsts = SearchObject.Results
    'Print out number in Results collection
    Debug.Print objRsts.Count
    'Print out each member of Results collection
    For Each Item In objRsts
        Debug.Print Item
    Next

End Sub

Properties | Application Property | Class Property | Filter Property | IsSynchronous Property | Parent Property | Results Property | Scope Property | SearchSubFolders Property | Session Property | Tag Property

Methods | Save Method | Stop Method

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