tarun.del.26
09-25-2020, 12:50 AM
Hi,
I am seeking help on a very small Outlook task (though not sure if it is something small or big on efforts to code). At least I tried searching the entire Forum for it but without any luck. Even Google failed to provide me any solution. So, I am not sure if it is even possible OR its just that I am too stupid to find it.
What I am trying to do in Outlook:
Select a word (it could be in subject or body of email) in a received email. And then hit the macro so that it opens a webpage address (in chrome). The selected word is part of the webpage address.
E.g.
If I select the word "PRC1234" then the link which should open is "https://websiteaddress/PRC1234/rest_of_the_address/PRC1234.html"
IF I select the word "PRC2345" then the link which should open is "https://websiteaddress/PRC2345/rest_of_the_address/PRC2345.html".
So, again, I am not sure if this is really so difficult or easy to accomplish with vba macro. BUT any help would be highly appreciated.
I am seeking help on a very small Outlook task (though not sure if it is something small or big on efforts to code). At least I tried searching the entire Forum for it but without any luck. Even Google failed to provide me any solution. So, I am not sure if it is even possible OR its just that I am too stupid to find it.
What I am trying to do in Outlook:
Select a word (it could be in subject or body of email) in a received email. And then hit the macro so that it opens a webpage address (in chrome). The selected word is part of the webpage address.
E.g.
If I select the word "PRC1234" then the link which should open is "https://websiteaddress/PRC1234/rest_of_the_address/PRC1234.html"
IF I select the word "PRC2345" then the link which should open is "https://websiteaddress/PRC2345/rest_of_the_address/PRC2345.html".
So, again, I am not sure if this is really so difficult or easy to accomplish with vba macro. BUT any help would be highly appreciated.