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I am using Ron de Bruin's quite excellent code.
Howveer is it possible to test to know if am Email was actually sent? As an example if iMsg.To is set to 0, I am looping through a set of email addresses stored in a DB, and the query returns 0 when no Email address is present, no Email is sent but the code does not error when using 0 as a To address. If the answer is I have to test every variable and that I am on-line to know something has been sent then let me know. However I am sure the question I am asking has been asked many times so I wonder what the answer is. PWS |
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Test if there is a mail address in the cell in the loop
If cell.Value Like "?*@?*.?*" Then -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Paul W Smith" wrote in message ... I am using Ron de Bruin's quite excellent code. Howveer is it possible to test to know if am Email was actually sent? As an example if iMsg.To is set to 0, I am looping through a set of email addresses stored in a DB, and the query returns 0 when no Email address is present, no Email is sent but the code does not error when using 0 as a To address. If the answer is I have to test every variable and that I am on-line to know something has been sent then let me know. However I am sure the question I am asking has been asked many times so I wonder what the answer is. PWS |
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It's not really the Email address, what I am wanting to know is if there is
a test to know that the Email was actually sent. I could write a function that returns true or false, but in my limited experience the .send line of code executes without error, but the Email does not get sent. Do you know of a way of testing if the Email gets sent? I copy myself on as a BCC but this is a manual test not one I can check in code. PWS "Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ... Test if there is a mail address in the cell in the loop If cell.Value Like "?*@?*.?*" Then -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Paul W Smith" wrote in message ... I am using Ron de Bruin's quite excellent code. Howveer is it possible to test to know if am Email was actually sent? As an example if iMsg.To is set to 0, I am looping through a set of email addresses stored in a DB, and the query returns 0 when no Email address is present, no Email is sent but the code does not error when using 0 as a To address. If the answer is I have to test every variable and that I am on-line to know something has been sent then let me know. However I am sure the question I am asking has been asked many times so I wonder what the answer is. PWS |
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Hi Paul
No good way that I know of. But I not spend much time looking for that Now with Outlook 2007 CDO is not needed anymore because there are no security warnings anymore if your AV is ok -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Paul W Smith" wrote in message ... It's not really the Email address, what I am wanting to know is if there is a test to know that the Email was actually sent. I could write a function that returns true or false, but in my limited experience the .send line of code executes without error, but the Email does not get sent. Do you know of a way of testing if the Email gets sent? I copy myself on as a BCC but this is a manual test not one I can check in code. PWS "Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ... Test if there is a mail address in the cell in the loop If cell.Value Like "?*@?*.?*" Then -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Paul W Smith" wrote in message ... I am using Ron de Bruin's quite excellent code. Howveer is it possible to test to know if am Email was actually sent? As an example if iMsg.To is set to 0, I am looping through a set of email addresses stored in a DB, and the query returns 0 when no Email address is present, no Email is sent but the code does not error when using 0 as a To address. If the answer is I have to test every variable and that I am on-line to know something has been sent then let me know. However I am sure the question I am asking has been asked many times so I wonder what the answer is. PWS |
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Thanks Ron, I guess if you do not know of a way, there probably isn't one.
Would love to use Outlook 2007, but client still uses Excel 2003. PWS "Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ... Hi Paul No good way that I know of. But I not spend much time looking for that Now with Outlook 2007 CDO is not needed anymore because there are no security warnings anymore if your AV is ok -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Paul W Smith" wrote in message ... It's not really the Email address, what I am wanting to know is if there is a test to know that the Email was actually sent. I could write a function that returns true or false, but in my limited experience the .send line of code executes without error, but the Email does not get sent. Do you know of a way of testing if the Email gets sent? I copy myself on as a BCC but this is a manual test not one I can check in code. PWS "Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ... Test if there is a mail address in the cell in the loop If cell.Value Like "?*@?*.?*" Then -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Paul W Smith" wrote in message ... I am using Ron de Bruin's quite excellent code. Howveer is it possible to test to know if am Email was actually sent? As an example if iMsg.To is set to 0, I am looping through a set of email addresses stored in a DB, and the query returns 0 when no Email address is present, no Email is sent but the code does not error when using 0 as a To address. If the answer is I have to test every variable and that I am on-line to know something has been sent then let me know. However I am sure the question I am asking has been asked many times so I wonder what the answer is. PWS |
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