Brilliant
That solved it straight away. The only issue I have now is that when the email opens in Outlook, it is blank and does not have my signature which is usually there when I open a new email.
OK. Have managed to get the first email address in my email by using
MyMail.BCC = strMailList
after amending the code to look like this however, it only puts in the first emai address even though it appears to be looping through them all.
Any ideas?
' Now, we open Outlook for our own...
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This does seem to enable putting addresses into the BCC field but only if I type them in as you have done. Is there a way that I can put in all the email addresses in a similar way that the previous line does:
MyMail.Recipients.Add MailList("email")
Then I could get rid of this line and...
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It was with that bit of code.
I have tried the new bit also and it still comes up with an error on that line.
The error is a Run-time error '438':
Object doesn't support this property or method.
Thanks again for your assistance. It has been driving me crazy for 3 days.
Thanks for replying. I have tried your suggestion and also the code in the microsoft article and neither seem to work. Keeps coming back with a runtime error.
Any other ideas?
Thanks for your help.
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I have hijacked a bit of code to facilitate grabbing a whole lot of email address from a table and put them into an email. I have modified the code so rather than create a seperate one for each email address they all go into one email. The problem that I have is that they all go into the...