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Beginner VBA user asking advanced questions
So I am just start to use VBA but I noticed that it is both in Excel and
Outlook. So does that mean you can write a macro in Excel to say send an e-mail through Outlook. |
Beginner VBA user asking advanced questions
It is definitely possible. Check out this link:
http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm Hope this helps, Hutch "Chad Portman" wrote: So I am just start to use VBA but I noticed that it is both in Excel and Outlook. So does that mean you can write a macro in Excel to say send an e-mail through Outlook. |
Beginner VBA user asking advanced questions
You can use VBA with any Microsoft commercial product. Some are easier than
others to become proficient in. A lot of the Outlook syntax is the same as the Word syntax. Both Word and Outlook have considerably different constants than Excel, which makes sense because they serve different purposes. Access has yet another set of constants but has some similarity to Excel. You could spend a lot of time learning to use them all. But if you pick one version and learn it, you can make use of it to work in the others. "Chad Portman" wrote: So I am just start to use VBA but I noticed that it is both in Excel and Outlook. So does that mean you can write a macro in Excel to say send an e-mail through Outlook. |
Beginner VBA user asking advanced questions
Oh, and yes, Excel has a SendMail feature that allows you to send Email from
Excel. "Chad Portman" wrote: So I am just start to use VBA but I noticed that it is both in Excel and Outlook. So does that mean you can write a macro in Excel to say send an e-mail through Outlook. |
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