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Hi,
From code I've seen in posts, I can't figure out why this won't work: can't get the e-mail to close after it's been sent. Dim Out As Outlook.Application, EM As MailItem Set Out = New Outlook.Application Set EM = Out.CreateItem(olMailItem) With EM .To = "Joe Smith" .Subject = Range("A9").Value .HTMLBody = Range("A11").Value & " " & Range("B11").Value .display .send .Close End With This works fine until I include the .Close line. Then I get "Argument Not Optional" (referring to .Close) and the procedure won't run. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance, Brian |
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I don't understand why you have .display and .send in the same procedure.
Can't you just send it (if you don't want to view it) and if you do want to view it, why not just send it manually? "Brian Delaney" wrote in message ... Hi, From code I've seen in posts, I can't figure out why this won't work: can't get the e-mail to close after it's been sent. Dim Out As Outlook.Application, EM As MailItem Set Out = New Outlook.Application Set EM = Out.CreateItem(olMailItem) With EM .To = "Joe Smith" .Subject = Range("A9").Value .HTMLBody = Range("A11").Value & " " & Range("B11").Value .display .send .Close End With This works fine until I include the .Close line. Then I get "Argument Not Optional" (referring to .Close) and the procedure won't run. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance, Brian |
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