The macro does not work for other languages !!!
We have "gesendet" instead of 'sent' and also the creation date in one note
use german wekkday 'Montag, Dienstag, ....'
Also a change of user Interface language take no effect.
The macro is not usable for other languages than english.
Is planed to add this featue ?
Other wise the macro is not USABLE for german or other languages !!!

This macro does not work

This doesn't work with international date format:
13 February 2017 11:43
...and then sets everything to 31st December 1969

I am a big fan of onetastic, unfortunately the macro "Email date stamp" does not work if the Email is sent by an German Outlook.
We have "gesendet" instead of 'sent' and also the creation date in one note
use german wekkday 'Montag, Dienstag, ....'
Also a change of user Interface language take no effect.
Pleas add specific language handling, otherwise this macro is not usable in Europ.

It looks like this macro isn't working properly if the date/time format is anything other than the default. I use this format: Mon, 8 May 2017 5:43 PM

Just installed this and it's setting all my dates to Dec 30th 1969.

Thankfully tested on a couple mails, so no drama, but is this a known issue?
Version 1702 (Build 7870.2024)

Omer- only saw your reply to my message on Jan 21, today. I re-downloaded and whatever additional tweak you did has the Marco working perfectly again which is awesome.  Thank you.

If this macro doesn\'t work as expected for anyone, please contact support@getonetastic.com for further investigation.

This is not working

delete the macro and download again. I just downloaded and it worked fine.

I\'ve just downloaded and run this and it\'s changed all the dates in a section to 31 December 1969.

Have I done something wrong?

Could someone show me how to place the email date generated by this Macro in front of any text in the page title? I work with a lot of emails and having the email date in title helps.

Sean: Can you try to download it again? I had to do a small fix.

H- This was working great for PST time zone (-8) until Jan. The page date updates to the correct date, but despite putting in the correct time zone inset when asked, the offset would not change from EST (-5) and no matter what offset I put it the time did not change from EST.  I went on today, Jan 21 to see if there was an update as this was a great macro, and downloaded the update (well, attempted to). Now I keep getting an error in OneNote that the download did not download correctly and won't install.  Other macros I downloaded just before this one installed fine. I don't know if, as I see on the website this is a 32bit version and I have a 64 bit Windows 10, but the old version worked until a few weeks ago Jan. so that shouldn't be the problem. It would be great if you had any guidance. Thanks.

This macro is now updated to fix issues with time being off by 1 hour. It will detect timezone automatically and will no longer ask for it.

I'm having the same issue as Ken and Kate...time is off by 1 hour, no matter what offset I choose

I'm also seeing the incorrect time for EST -5. Although part of the year we are -4 for Daylight Savings (which is totally stupid but I digress...)

However the date portion is working properly and for that I am very grateful to the author. THANK YOU!!

Using Office 365. When I run the "Outlook Email Date Stamp" macro all dates are changed 01 January 1970 01:59 AM. My timezone is GMT 2 tried +2 and GMT+2 same result. Not sure what could be the problem?

I am using Office 2013 and the Send To OneNote option within Outlook. Whenever I run the "Outlook Email Date Stamp" macro all dates are changed to 1st January 1970. I live in the UK so I leave the timezone as 0.

Appreciate any advice as the school has adopted OneNote in a large way for storing emails and sorting on email date is an essential requirement.

Thanks
Paul

This works ALMOST as advertised but it does not appear to be setting the date correctly. I am in EST, so I enter -5 as the offset. After running the macro an email that came in at 6:57 PM shows a date in OneNote of 7:57 PM. Entering a different offset does not appear to make a difference.

this is very great macro
maybe the best onenote i'd say
setting timezone offset is very difficult
i tried many time regions
still unable to get proper page-dates
please update
thanks anyways  Jason

When we run this application we have noted that it changes the date, but its a mystery where its pulling the date from, the sent is clearly labeled; 'Thursday, 15 January 2015 9:34 AM'
and the article date is;
'Wednesday, 31 December 2014'

The other feature is it would be great if you could set the timezone and it be remembered.

The Macro is setting all the page dates to
December 31, 1969
5:59 PM
I am using the send to onenote function from office 365
Am I doing something wrong

Sorry to hear that Steven, and there are a few bugs I am trying to work out.  First off, what I thought was a TimeZone marker in the date is not, which could be the cause of your issue.  I have not got a response on how to get the time zone from Onenote.  If you were to grab the time field from a page then past it back to the page, the time stamp would be off, so somewhere it is calculated, but I cannot find it.  For now I will update this macro to ask for the TimeZone offset.

The macro is setting the creation date to 7 PM of the previous day. Something's wrong.

Have been trying to make this manage only the Outlook email format pages, but without the ablility to run a for loop within a for loop, I am having trouble logging the pages to make the changes.  The "Marker" for the changes is in the text, but I cannot reference the Text and the Page ID within the same loop...

Yes Caution is needed with this Macro, as the warning states when it is used.  This is specifcally made for emails "Sent to OneNoe" from Outlook.  The company I work for uses Outlook, so this is tailored for that form of note.  And yes, it is made to affect all pages in the section.  I will try and update it so that it does not affect non-Outlook email pages.

Caution!  This macro affects all pages in a section.  If the page is not from an email, it may set the date to December 1969!