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  1. Aug 6th, 2008, 07:59 AM #1
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    Question Importing / Updating outlook contactitems

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    I have a script that imports contactitems from a txt file to a public folder in outlook. Right now I'm deleting all contacts and putting them in again, but I'm trying to find a solution to update existing items records insted.

    I'm doing a test on the item the the businesstelephonenumber: 75929900, but the script still write "ITEM NOT FOUND"

    Can anyone see the error?

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    Kim

    sFilter = "[BusinessTelephoneNumber] = 75929900"
    wscript.echo sFilter
    Set CurrentFoundItem = contactFolder.Items.Find(sFilter)

    ' Create if new
    If TypeName(CurrentFoundItem) = "Nothing" Then
    wscript.echo "ITEM NOT FOUND"
    Else
    wscript.echo "ITEM FOUND"
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  2. Aug 7th, 2008, 02:12 PM #2
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    Re: Importing / Updating outlook contactitems

    Do a wscript.echo of TypeName(CurrentFoundItem), it probably isn't Nothing.

    (The above is a valid usage of a double negative).
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    Re: Importing / Updating outlook contactitems

    Could you please post the entire script?
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