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How to open a new Outlook email by filling some range of an excel worksheet using VBA?

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    Question How to open a new Outlook email by filling some range of an excel worksheet using VBA?

    Dear Excel Masters,

    I have the following:

    [C1] My dynamic email subject
    [C5:C10] My dynamic email body message
    My recipient is always same "[email protected]"


    Now, I need a VBA code, that will
    • automatically open a blank new outlook email window
    • fill the fixed recepient
    • fill the dynamic subject and body of the message from a range in my workbook

    Then just stop there so that I can attach some different files each time and send myself.

    Could you please help me about it? I found some other codes but they didn't help me.
    If i can manage, i will distribute it to my colleagues and i may gain my boss's praise.

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    Re: How to open a new Outlook email by filling some range of an excel worksheet using VBA?

    Well since my message dropped on page 6, I wanted send a new and last post to mention that my problem is still unsolved :D

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    Re: How to open a new Outlook email by filling some range of an excel worksheet using VBA?

    gaining bosses praises is always good

    recently just did an outlook vba example
    see post #3
    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-prog...rom-excel.html

    your code would be easier than example as there wouldnt be a need to loop like attached example
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    Re: How to open a new Outlook email by filling some range of an excel worksheet using VBA?

    adjusted code to fit your needs

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    Last edited by humdingaling; 08-15-2014 at 03:26 AM. Reason: amendment to code

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    Re: How to open a new Outlook email by filling some range of an excel worksheet using VBA?

    Thank you very very much. You helped me a lot. May God bless you.
    I hope you would get amazing news in a few days for your life

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    Re: How to open a new Outlook email by filling some range of an excel worksheet using VBA?

    not a problem at all

    good luck gaining praises from your boss

    Cheers
    Hum

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