Using .replyrecipients in vba script (See attached)

The attached file contains a script that works great for my purposes. However, instead of cc’ing the client and buyer I want use .replyrecipients. Unfortunately, I cannot use this with the ccStr string because it contains more than one email address and the .replyrecipients does not recognize multiple addresses. I could use .replyrecipients.add Buyer and .replyrecipients.add Client but this would only add the latest assigned value to the string. Any help is appreciated.


· Kudos to Leith Ross for help with the initial coding.



Thanks,
Met

Richard:

You are correct. The string works fine in the .To and .CC section of the email code. However, I want to use it in the .replyrecipients.add section and it does not seem to recognize multiple email addresses.

Thanks,
Met

Thanks for the response. Actually, it works fine using a single email address. I can use .replyrecipients.add Buyer and .replyrecipients.add Client, in my attached example, but this would only add the latest assigned value to the string. Anyone know how I could add all of the email addresses and not just the last two?

Thanks
Met

I have tried the variables inside the loop but inevitably it fails to capture all the assigned variables. I usually end up capturing the last variable. Thanks for your suggestion. Still looking for a way to add all to the reply line.

Met

Ok, in case someone has the same issue following is what I did to correct my issue. The main problem I was having was my inability to set the replyrecipients to more than one email string. The solution: use the verbiage .ReplyRecipientNames (this will allow you to use multiple email addresses.) Its that simple. Anyway, thanks for your suggestions and help.