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I have an Excel macro I use to run weekly reports for 30 or so employees in
my office. The macro saves each employee's report as a separate workbook,
attaches it to an Outlook e-mail, and e-mails it to that employee. I've
been doing this for a while now without any trouble.

After (or before, I don't care) I send each e-mail, I would like to save the
e-mail to a folder on my harddrive as an Outlook file (file type *.msg),
e.g., Sue's Weekly Report.msg. I searched this newsgroup's archive on
Google for code I could use but did not find anything.

So, my question is, can anyone tell me what code to add to my VBA e-mail
procedure to save an Outlook e-mail to my hardrive?


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Condor,

With the mail item object, just use something like

myItem.SaveAs "C:\Folder\" & strFilename & ".msg"
myItem.Send

Outlook should also save a copy in the sent item folder, if you have that option set.

HTH,
Bernie
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I have an Excel macro I use to run weekly reports for 30 or so employees in my office. The macro
saves each employee's report as a separate workbook, attaches it to an Outlook e-mail, and e-mails
it to that employee. I've been doing this for a while now without any trouble.

After (or before, I don't care) I send each e-mail, I would like to save the e-mail to a folder on
my harddrive as an Outlook file (file type *.msg), e.g., Sue's Weekly Report.msg. I searched this
newsgroup's archive on Google for code I could use but did not find anything.

So, my question is, can anyone tell me what code to add to my VBA e-mail procedure to save an
Outlook e-mail to my hardrive?


Condor



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Thank you. That was very helpful.


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Condor,

With the mail item object, just use something like

myItem.SaveAs "C:\Folder\" & strFilename & ".msg"
myItem.Send

Outlook should also save a copy in the sent item folder, if you have that
option set.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


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I have an Excel macro I use to run weekly reports for 30 or so employees
in my office. The macro saves each employee's report as a separate
workbook, attaches it to an Outlook e-mail, and e-mails it to that
employee. I've been doing this for a while now without any trouble.

After (or before, I don't care) I send each e-mail, I would like to save
the e-mail to a folder on my harddrive as an Outlook file (file type
*.msg), e.g., Sue's Weekly Report.msg. I searched this newsgroup's
archive on Google for code I could use but did not find anything.

So, my question is, can anyone tell me what code to add to my VBA e-mail
procedure to save an Outlook e-mail to my hardrive?


Condor





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