I would keep it modular, which really is the most flexible approach. Parse the recipients and call your AddRecipToContacts1 sub for each one.

FWIW, I never use ActiveCell.Offset in my Excel code. I always use Worksheet.Cells(rownum, colnum). Is there an advantage to ActiveCell.Offset?

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"BruceJ" wrote in message news:TU8vb.256132$HS4.2306534@attbi_s01...
Here is the code I have. It is working just fine. It is being called with a
email address being passed.
I would like to find out how to handle multiple address though... example:
; ;

Would it be best to parse these BEFORE the routine, and then call the
addreciptocontacts1 for each address, of should I modify the code for this
routine and have IT parse the addresses? I think the first would be the
BEST, but it would not be quite as flexible.
What would you suggest?