expression.Tag
expression Required. An expression that returns a Search object.
Remarks
The Tag property is set by using the AdvancedSearch method when the Search object is created.
Example
The following Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) example searches through the user's Inbox for all items that do not have a flag. The name "FlagSearch", specified by the Tag property, is given to the search. The AdvanceSearchComplete event procedure sets the boolean blnSearchComp to True when the search is complete. This boolean variable is used by the TestAdvancedSearchComplete() procedure to determine when the search is complete. The sample code must be placed in a class module such as ThisOutlookSession, and the TestAdvancedSearchComplete() sub routine must be called before the event procedure can be called by Microsoft Outlook. The AdvanceSearchComplete event procedure displays the tag to the user so the user can identify which search was completed because usually the search is asynchronous (use the IsSynchronous property to determine if the search will be synchronous or asynchronous), and you can execute multiple searches simultaneously.
Public blnSearchComp As Boolean
Private Sub Application_AdvancedSearchComplete(ByVal SearchObject As Search)
MsgBox "The AdvancedSearchComplete Event fired for " & SearchObject.Tag & " and the scope was " & SearchObject.Scope
blnSearchComp = True
End Sub
Sub TestAdvancedSearch111Complete()
'List all items in the Inbox that do NOT have a flag:
Dim objSch As Outlook.Search
Const strF As String = "urn:schemas:httpmail:messageflag IS NULL"
Const strS As String = "Inbox"
Dim rsts As Outlook.Results
Dim i As Integer
blnSearchComp = False
Const strF1 As String = "urn:schemas:mailheader:subject = 'Test'"
Const strS1 As String = "Inbox"
Set objSch = _
Application.AdvancedSearch(Scope:=strS1, Filter:=strF1, Tag:="FlagSearch")
While blnSearchComp = False
DoEvents
Wend
Set rsts = objSch.Results
For i = 1 To rsts.Count
MsgBox rsts.Item(i).SenderName
Next
End Sub