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OutLook Task and Appointment
I know I can get excel to send an email with cc, bcc, subject and body from a
cell by entering the follwing statement into that cell: Subject%20Message&cc=e-mail address;&bcc=e-mail address;&body=Text%20of%20the%20message What I want to do is to send as an email an "OutLook Task" and an "OutLook Appointment" I am looking for a statement that will allow me to do this... Please Thanks |
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OutLook Task and Appointment
I would suggest you ask this question in an Outlook newsgroup, since your
question is really about Outlook VBA, and is only tangentially related to Excel. "Ben" wrote in message ... I know I can get excel to send an email with cc, bcc, subject and body from a cell by entering the follwing statement into that cell: Subject%20Message&cc=e-mail address;&bcc=e-mail address;&body=Text%20of%20the%20message What I want to do is to send as an email an "OutLook Task" and an "OutLook Appointment" I am looking for a statement that will allow me to do this... Please Thanks |
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