Help on modifying vba code - save outlook attachments (excel files)

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For some time I've been running a vba that saves outlook attachments from several emails at once. But it's not been stable. From time to time it skips files. So I've searched for a better bit of code, and has come across the code below.
This code runs perfect, but it has a function where a box comes up and askes me what folder I want to store the outlook attactments to. I'm storing attachments into the same folder every time, so I've tried to modify the code to work on a fixed folder path. But I can't get it to work...
Anybody out there that can help me modify the code below in such a way that it stores outlook attachments to folder: "H:\Mine Dokumenter\OLAttachments" without asking about it?

Code: 
Option Explicit
' *****************
' For Outlook 2010.
' *****************
#If VBA7 Then
    ' The window handle of Outlook.
    Private lHwnd As LongPtr
    
    ' /* API declarations. */
    Private Declare PtrSafe Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias "FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, _
        ByVal lpWindowName As String) As LongPtr
    
' *****************************************
' For the previous version of Outlook 2010.
' *****************************************
#Else
    ' The window handle of Outlook.
    Private lHwnd As Long
    
    ' /* API declarations. */
    Private Declare Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias "FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, _
        ByVal lpWindowName As String) As Long
#End If
' The class name of Outlook window.
Private Const olAppCLSN As String = "rctrl_renwnd32"
' Windows desktop - the virtual folder that is the root of the namespace.
Private Const CSIDL_DESKTOP = &H0
' Only return file system directories. If the user selects folders that are not part of the file system, the OK button is grayed.
Private Const BIF_RETURNONLYFSDIRS = &H1
' Do not include network folders below the domain level in the dialog box's tree view control.
Private Const BIF_DONTGOBELOWDOMAIN = &H2
' The maximum length for a path is 260 characters.
Private Const MAX_PATH = 260
' ######################################################
'  Returns the number of attachements in the selection.
' ######################################################
Public Function SaveAttachmentsFromSelection() As Long
    Dim objFSO              As Object       ' Computer's file system object.
    Dim objShell            As Object       ' Windows Shell application object.
    Dim objFolder           As Object       ' The selected folder object from Browse for Folder dialog box.
    Dim objItem             As Object       ' A specific member of a Collection object either by position or by key.
    Dim selItems            As Selection    ' A collection of Outlook item objects in a folder.
    Dim atmt                As Attachment   ' A document or link to a document contained in an Outlook item.
    Dim strAtmtPath         As String       ' The full saving path of the attachment.
    Dim strAtmtFullName     As String       ' The full name of an attachment.
    Dim strAtmtName(1)      As String       ' strAtmtName(0): to save the name; strAtmtName(1): to save the file extension. They are separated by dot of an attachment file name.
    Dim strAtmtNameTemp     As String       ' To save a temporary attachment file name.
    Dim intDotPosition      As Integer      ' The dot position in an attachment name.
    Dim atmts               As Attachments  ' A set of Attachment objects that represent the attachments in an Outlook item.
    Dim lCountEachItem      As Long         ' The number of attachments in each Outlook item.
    Dim lCountAllItems      As Long         ' The number of attachments in all Outlook items.
    Dim strFolderPath       As String       ' The selected folder path.
    Dim blnIsEnd            As Boolean      ' End all code execution.
    Dim blnIsSave           As Boolean      ' Consider if it is need to save.
    
    blnIsEnd = False
    blnIsSave = False
    lCountAllItems = 0
    
    On Error Resume Next
    
    Set selItems = ActiveExplorer.Selection
    
    If Err.Number = 0 Then
        
        ' Get the handle of Outlook window.
        lHwnd = FindWindow(olAppCLSN, vbNullString)
        
        If lHwnd <> 0 Then
            
            ' /* Create a Shell application object to pop-up BrowseForFolder dialog box. */
            Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
            Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
            Set objFolder = objShell.BrowseForFolder(lHwnd, "Select folder to save attachments:", _
                                                     BIF_RETURNONLYFSDIRS + BIF_DONTGOBELOWDOMAIN, CSIDL_DESKTOP)
            
            ' /* Failed to create the Shell application. */
            If Err.Number <> 0 Then
                MsgBox "Run-time error '" & CStr(Err.Number) & " (0x" & CStr(Hex(Err.Number)) & ")':" & vbNewLine & _
                       Err.Description & ".", vbCritical, "Error from Attachment Saver"
                blnIsEnd = True
                GoTo PROC_EXIT
            End If
            
            If objFolder Is Nothing Then
                strFolderPath = ""
                blnIsEnd = True
                GoTo PROC_EXIT
            Else
                strFolderPath = CGPath(objFolder.Self.Path)
                
                ' /* Go through each item in the selection. */
                For Each objItem In selItems
                    lCountEachItem = objItem.Attachments.Count
                    
                    ' /* If the current item contains attachments. */
                    If lCountEachItem > 0 Then
                        Set atmts = objItem.Attachments
                        
                        ' /* Go through each attachment in the current item. */
                        For Each atmt In atmts
                            
                            ' Get the full name of the current attachment.
                            strAtmtFullName = atmt.FileName
                            
                            ' Find the dot postion in atmtFullName.
                            intDotPosition = InStrRev(strAtmtFullName, ".")
                            
                            ' Get the name.
                            strAtmtName(0) = Left$(strAtmtFullName, intDotPosition - 1)
                            ' Get the file extension.
                            strAtmtName(1) = Right$(strAtmtFullName, Len(strAtmtFullName) - intDotPosition)
                            
                            ' Get the full saving path of the current attachment.
                            strAtmtPath = strFolderPath & atmt.FileName
                            
                            ' /* If the length of the saving path is not larger than 260 characters.*/
                            If Len(strAtmtPath) <= MAX_PATH Then
                                ' True: This attachment can be saved.
                                blnIsSave = True
                                
                                ' /* Loop until getting the file name which does not exist in the folder. */
                                Do While objFSO.FileExists(strAtmtPath)
                                    strAtmtNameTemp = strAtmtName(0) & _
                                                      Format(Now, "_mmddhhmmss") & _
                                                      Format(Timer * 1000 Mod 1000, "000")
                                    strAtmtPath = strFolderPath & strAtmtNameTemp & "." & strAtmtName(1)
                                        
                                    ' /* If the length of the saving path is over 260 characters.*/
                                    If Len(strAtmtPath) > MAX_PATH Then
                                        lCountEachItem = lCountEachItem - 1
                                        ' False: This attachment cannot be saved.
                                        blnIsSave = False
                                        Exit Do
                                    End If
                                Loop
                                
                                ' /* Save the current attachment if it is a valid file name. */
                                If blnIsSave Then atmt.SaveAsFile strAtmtPath
                            Else
                                lCountEachItem = lCountEachItem - 1
                            End If
                        Next
                    End If
                    
                    ' Count the number of attachments in all Outlook items.
                    lCountAllItems = lCountAllItems + lCountEachItem
                Next
            End If
        Else
            MsgBox "Failed to get the handle of Outlook window!", vbCritical, "Error from Attachment Saver"
            blnIsEnd = True
            GoTo PROC_EXIT
        End If
        
    ' /* For run-time error:
    '    The Explorer has been closed and cannot be used for further operations.
    '    Review your code and restart Outlook. */
    Else
        MsgBox "Please select an Outlook item at least.", vbExclamation, "Message from Attachment Saver"
        blnIsEnd = True
    End If
    
PROC_EXIT:
    SaveAttachmentsFromSelection = lCountAllItems
    
    ' /* Release memory. */
    If Not (objFSO Is Nothing) Then Set objFSO = Nothing
    If Not (objItem Is Nothing) Then Set objItem = Nothing
    If Not (selItems Is Nothing) Then Set selItems = Nothing
    If Not (atmt Is Nothing) Then Set atmt = Nothing
    If Not (atmts Is Nothing) Then Set atmts = Nothing
    
    ' /* End all code execution if the value of blnIsEnd is True. */
    If blnIsEnd Then End
End Function
' #####################
' Convert general path.
' #####################
Public Function CGPath(ByVal Path As String) As String
    If Right(Path, 1) <> "\" Then Path = Path & "\"
    CGPath = Path
End Function
' ######################################
' Run this macro for saving attachments.
' ######################################
Public Sub ExecuteSaving()
    Dim lNum As Long
    
    lNum = SaveAttachmentsFromSelection
    
    If lNum > 0 Then
        MsgBox CStr(lNum) & " attachment(s) was(were) saved successfully.", vbInformation, "Message from Attachment Saver"
    Else
        MsgBox "No attachment(s) in the selected Outlook items.", vbInformation, "Message from Attachment Saver"
    End If
End Sub
 

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Try this.
Code: 
Option Explicit
' *****************
' For Outlook 2010.
' *****************
#If VBA7 Then
    ' The window handle of Outlook.
    Private lHwnd As LongPtr

    ' /* API declarations. */
    Private Declare PtrSafe Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias "FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, _
                                                                                  ByVal lpWindowName As String) As LongPtr

    ' *****************************************
    ' For the previous version of Outlook 2010.
    ' *****************************************
#Else
    ' The window handle of Outlook.
    Private lHwnd As Long

    ' /* API declarations. */
    Private Declare Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias "FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, _
                                                                          ByVal lpWindowName As String) As Long
#End If
' The class name of Outlook window.
Private Const olAppCLSN As String = "rctrl_renwnd32"
' Windows desktop - the virtual folder that is the root of the namespace.
Private Const CSIDL_DESKTOP = &H0
' Only return file system directories. If the user selects folders that are not part of the file system, the OK button is grayed.
Private Const BIF_RETURNONLYFSDIRS = &H1
' Do not include network folders below the domain level in the dialog box's tree view control.
Private Const BIF_DONTGOBELOWDOMAIN = &H2
' The maximum length for a path is 260 characters.
Private Const MAX_PATH = 260
' ######################################################
'  Returns the number of attachements in the selection.
' ######################################################
Public Function SaveAttachmentsFromSelection() As Long
Dim objFSO As Object    ' Computer's file system object.
Dim objShell As Object    ' Windows Shell application object.
Dim objFolder As Object    ' The selected folder object from Browse for Folder dialog box.
Dim objItem As Object    ' A specific member of a Collection object either by position or by key.
Dim selItems As Object    ' A collection of Outlook item objects in a folder.
Dim atmt As Object             ' A document or link to a document contained in an Outlook item.
Dim strAtmtPath As String    ' The full saving path of the attachment.
Dim strAtmtFullName As String   ' The full name of an attachment.
Dim strAtmtName(1) As String  ' strAtmtName(0): to save the name; strAtmtName(1): to save the file extension. They are separated by dot of an attachment file name.
Dim strAtmtNameTemp As String   ' To save a temporary attachment file name.
Dim intDotPosition As Integer    ' The dot position in an attachment name.
Dim atmts As Object            ' A set of Attachment objects that represent the attachments in an Outlook item.
Dim lCountEachItem As Long    ' The number of attachments in each Outlook item.
Dim lCountAllItems As Long    ' The number of attachments in all Outlook items.
Dim strFolderPath As String    ' The selected folder path.
Dim blnIsEnd As Boolean    ' End all code execution.
Dim blnIsSave As Boolean    ' Consider if it is need to save.

    blnIsEnd = False
    blnIsSave = False
    lCountAllItems = 0

    On Error Resume Next

    Set selItems = ActiveExplorer.Selection

    If Err.Number = 0 Then

        ' Get the handle of Outlook window.
        lHwnd = FindWindow(olAppCLSN, vbNullString)

        If lHwnd <> 0 Then

            strFolderPath = "H:\Mine Dokumenter\OLAttachments\"

            ' /* Go through each item in the selection. */
            For Each objItem In selItems
                lCountEachItem = objItem.Attachments.Count

                ' /* If the current item contains attachments. */
                If lCountEachItem > 0 Then
                    Set atmts = objItem.Attachments

                    ' /* Go through each attachment in the current item. */
                    For Each atmt In atmts

                        ' Get the full name of the current attachment.
                        strAtmtFullName = atmt.Filename

                        ' Find the dot postion in atmtFullName.
                        intDotPosition = InStrRev(strAtmtFullName, ".")

                        ' Get the name.
                        strAtmtName(0) = Left$(strAtmtFullName, intDotPosition - 1)
                        ' Get the file extension.
                        strAtmtName(1) = Right$(strAtmtFullName, Len(strAtmtFullName) - intDotPosition)

                        ' Get the full saving path of the current attachment.
                        strAtmtPath = strFolderPath & atmt.Filename

                        ' /* If the length of the saving path is not larger than 260 characters.*/
                        If Len(strAtmtPath) <= MAX_PATH Then
                            ' True: This attachment can be saved.
                            blnIsSave = True

                            ' /* Loop until getting the file name which does not exist in the folder. */
                            Do While objFSO.FileExists(strAtmtPath)
                                strAtmtNameTemp = strAtmtName(0) & _
                                                  Format(Now, "_mmddhhmmss") & _
                                                  Format(Timer * 1000 Mod 1000, "000")
                                strAtmtPath = strFolderPath & strAtmtNameTemp & "." & strAtmtName(1)

                                ' /* If the length of the saving path is over 260 characters.*/
                                If Len(strAtmtPath) > MAX_PATH Then
                                    lCountEachItem = lCountEachItem - 1
                                    ' False: This attachment cannot be saved.
                                    blnIsSave = False
                                    Exit Do
                                End If
                            Loop

                            ' /* Save the current attachment if it is a valid file name. */
                            If blnIsSave Then atmt.SaveAsFile strAtmtPath
                        Else
                            lCountEachItem = lCountEachItem - 1
                        End If
                    Next
                End If

                ' Count the number of attachments in all Outlook items.
                lCountAllItems = lCountAllItems + lCountEachItem
            Next

        Else
            MsgBox "Failed to get the handle of Outlook window!", vbCritical, "Error from Attachment Saver"
            blnIsEnd = True
            GoTo PROC_EXIT
        End If

        ' /* For run-time error:
        '    The Explorer has been closed and cannot be used for further operations.
        '    Review your code and restart Outlook. */
    Else
        MsgBox "Please select an Outlook item at least.", vbExclamation, "Message from Attachment Saver"
        blnIsEnd = True
    End If

PROC_EXIT:
    SaveAttachmentsFromSelection = lCountAllItems

    ' /* Release memory. */
    If Not (objFSO Is Nothing) Then Set objFSO = Nothing
    If Not (objItem Is Nothing) Then Set objItem = Nothing
    If Not (selItems Is Nothing) Then Set selItems = Nothing
    If Not (atmt Is Nothing) Then Set atmt = Nothing
    If Not (atmts Is Nothing) Then Set atmts = Nothing

    ' /* End all code execution if the value of blnIsEnd is True. */
    If blnIsEnd Then End
End Function
' #####################
' Convert general path.
' #####################
Public Function CGPath(ByVal Path As String) As String
    If Right(Path, 1) <> "\" Then Path = Path & "\"
    CGPath = Path
End Function
' ######################################
' Run this macro for saving attachments.
' ######################################
Public Sub ExecuteSaving()
Dim lNum As Long

    lNum = SaveAttachmentsFromSelection

    If lNum > 0 Then
        MsgBox CStr(lNum) & " attachment(s) was(were) saved successfully.", vbInformation, "Message from Attachment Saver"
    Else
        MsgBox "No attachment(s) in the selected Outlook items.", vbInformation, "Message from Attachment Saver"
    End If
End Sub
 
Upvote 0
Norie said:
Try this.
Code: 
Option Explicit
' *****************
' For Outlook 2010.
' *****************
#If VBA7 Then
    ' The window handle of Outlook.
    Private lHwnd As LongPtr

    ' /* API declarations. */
    Private Declare PtrSafe Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias "FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, _
                                                                                  ByVal lpWindowName As String) As LongPtr

    ' *****************************************
    ' For the previous version of Outlook 2010.
    ' *****************************************
#Else
    ' The window handle of Outlook.
    Private lHwnd As Long

    ' /* API declarations. */
    Private Declare Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias "FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, _
                                                                          ByVal lpWindowName As String) As Long
#End If
' The class name of Outlook window.
Private Const olAppCLSN As String = "rctrl_renwnd32"
' Windows desktop - the virtual folder that is the root of the namespace.
Private Const CSIDL_DESKTOP = &H0
' Only return file system directories. If the user selects folders that are not part of the file system, the OK button is grayed.
Private Const BIF_RETURNONLYFSDIRS = &H1
' Do not include network folders below the domain level in the dialog box's tree view control.
Private Const BIF_DONTGOBELOWDOMAIN = &H2
' The maximum length for a path is 260 characters.
Private Const MAX_PATH = 260
' ######################################################
'  Returns the number of attachements in the selection.
' ######################################################
Public Function SaveAttachmentsFromSelection() As Long
Dim objFSO As Object    ' Computer's file system object.
Dim objShell As Object    ' Windows Shell application object.
Dim objFolder As Object    ' The selected folder object from Browse for Folder dialog box.
Dim objItem As Object    ' A specific member of a Collection object either by position or by key.
Dim selItems As Object    ' A collection of Outlook item objects in a folder.
Dim atmt As Object             ' A document or link to a document contained in an Outlook item.
Dim strAtmtPath As String    ' The full saving path of the attachment.
Dim strAtmtFullName As String   ' The full name of an attachment.
Dim strAtmtName(1) As String  ' strAtmtName(0): to save the name; strAtmtName(1): to save the file extension. They are separated by dot of an attachment file name.
Dim strAtmtNameTemp As String   ' To save a temporary attachment file name.
Dim intDotPosition As Integer    ' The dot position in an attachment name.
Dim atmts As Object            ' A set of Attachment objects that represent the attachments in an Outlook item.
Dim lCountEachItem As Long    ' The number of attachments in each Outlook item.
Dim lCountAllItems As Long    ' The number of attachments in all Outlook items.
Dim strFolderPath As String    ' The selected folder path.
Dim blnIsEnd As Boolean    ' End all code execution.
Dim blnIsSave As Boolean    ' Consider if it is need to save.

    blnIsEnd = False
    blnIsSave = False
    lCountAllItems = 0

    On Error Resume Next

    Set selItems = ActiveExplorer.Selection

    If Err.Number = 0 Then

        ' Get the handle of Outlook window.
        lHwnd = FindWindow(olAppCLSN, vbNullString)

        If lHwnd <> 0 Then

            strFolderPath = "H:\Mine Dokumenter\OLAttachments\"

            ' /* Go through each item in the selection. */
            For Each objItem In selItems
                lCountEachItem = objItem.Attachments.Count

                ' /* If the current item contains attachments. */
                If lCountEachItem > 0 Then
                    Set atmts = objItem.Attachments

                    ' /* Go through each attachment in the current item. */
                    For Each atmt In atmts

                        ' Get the full name of the current attachment.
                        strAtmtFullName = atmt.Filename

                        ' Find the dot postion in atmtFullName.
                        intDotPosition = InStrRev(strAtmtFullName, ".")

                        ' Get the name.
                        strAtmtName(0) = Left$(strAtmtFullName, intDotPosition - 1)
                        ' Get the file extension.
                        strAtmtName(1) = Right$(strAtmtFullName, Len(strAtmtFullName) - intDotPosition)

                        ' Get the full saving path of the current attachment.
                        strAtmtPath = strFolderPath & atmt.Filename

                        ' /* If the length of the saving path is not larger than 260 characters.*/
                        If Len(strAtmtPath) <= MAX_PATH Then
                            ' True: This attachment can be saved.
                            blnIsSave = True

                            ' /* Loop until getting the file name which does not exist in the folder. */
                            Do While objFSO.FileExists(strAtmtPath)
                                strAtmtNameTemp = strAtmtName(0) & _
                                                  Format(Now, "_mmddhhmmss") & _
                                                  Format(Timer * 1000 Mod 1000, "000")
                                strAtmtPath = strFolderPath & strAtmtNameTemp & "." & strAtmtName(1)

                                ' /* If the length of the saving path is over 260 characters.*/
                                If Len(strAtmtPath) > MAX_PATH Then
                                    lCountEachItem = lCountEachItem - 1
                                    ' False: This attachment cannot be saved.
                                    blnIsSave = False
                                    Exit Do
                                End If
                            Loop

                            ' /* Save the current attachment if it is a valid file name. */
                            If blnIsSave Then atmt.SaveAsFile strAtmtPath
                        Else
                            lCountEachItem = lCountEachItem - 1
                        End If
                    Next
                End If

                ' Count the number of attachments in all Outlook items.
                lCountAllItems = lCountAllItems + lCountEachItem
            Next

        Else
            MsgBox "Failed to get the handle of Outlook window!", vbCritical, "Error from Attachment Saver"
            blnIsEnd = True
            GoTo PROC_EXIT
        End If

        ' /* For run-time error:
        '    The Explorer has been closed and cannot be used for further operations.
        '    Review your code and restart Outlook. */
    Else
        MsgBox "Please select an Outlook item at least.", vbExclamation, "Message from Attachment Saver"
        blnIsEnd = True
    End If

PROC_EXIT:
    SaveAttachmentsFromSelection = lCountAllItems

    ' /* Release memory. */
    If Not (objFSO Is Nothing) Then Set objFSO = Nothing
    If Not (objItem Is Nothing) Then Set objItem = Nothing
    If Not (selItems Is Nothing) Then Set selItems = Nothing
    If Not (atmt Is Nothing) Then Set atmt = Nothing
    If Not (atmts Is Nothing) Then Set atmts = Nothing

    ' /* End all code execution if the value of blnIsEnd is True. */
    If blnIsEnd Then End
End Function
' #####################
' Convert general path.
' #####################
Public Function CGPath(ByVal Path As String) As String
    If Right(Path, 1) <> "\" Then Path = Path & "\"
    CGPath = Path
End Function
' ######################################
' Run this macro for saving attachments.
' ######################################
Public Sub ExecuteSaving()
Dim lNum As Long

    lNum = SaveAttachmentsFromSelection

    If lNum > 0 Then
        MsgBox CStr(lNum) & " attachment(s) was(were) saved successfully.", vbInformation, "Message from Attachment Saver"
    Else
        MsgBox "No attachment(s) in the selected Outlook items.", vbInformation, "Message from Attachment Saver"
    End If
End Sub
Click to expand...


This code one makes my Outlook freeze, and has to be forced to shut down.
And I've already tried to add a line to the code defining FolderPath to: strFolderPath = "H:\Mine Dokumenter\OLAttachments"
There must be someting else going on inside this code that I don't see...
 
Last edited:
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The only thing I took out was the code for the folder picker dialog, I can't see how that would cause Outlook to freeze.
 
Upvote 0
Norie said:
The only thing I took out was the code for the folder picker dialog, I can't see how that would cause Outlook to freeze.
Click to expand...


It's a mystery to me... I've tried your code several times, and nothing happens. No files is stored to the folder.
And when I try to use outlook, it's frozen, and has to be forced down.
Looks like I've got some thinking to do this weekend... :)
 
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