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Want to load an image into a VBA created OUTLOOK email using the code below. Rather than use the DOCUMENTS folder (because everyone's path is slight different), I'd like to use the workbook path (place the
image in the same folder as the workbook).

In place of : "C:\Users\My\Documents" I've tried "ENVIRON" and "Application.ThisWorkbook.Path" and also Application.ActiveWorkbook.Path .

What syntax can be used to access the image in the same folder as the workbook ?

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Are you wanting it to display in the body of the email? If so you'll need to attach it or host is somewhere, it's pretty unlikely that other users will already have that picture on their computer

Image must be saved in the same folder if linking to an un-hosted file

Insert this code after your Dim(s)

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Then change With section to

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That won't make it display in the email though for other people...

Originally Posted by Kyle123

That won't make it display in the email though for other people...

Based on Logit's request,

Originally Posted by Logit

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Rather than use the DOCUMENTS folder (because everyone's path is slight different), I'd like to use the workbook path (place the image in the same folder as the workbook).

I'm positive that it would work for everyone considering that the image is indeed placed in the same folder as the workbook.

That depends if the other users have access to the path

If the user has access to the workbook path, and the image resides there. Then the user should also have access to the image. correct? or am I missing something

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Yes, it's generating a email - if the receiver of the email doesn't have access, they won't see the image.

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Syrkrasi

Thank you and everyone else for responding. Syrkasi your solution works like a charm ! Exactly what I was looking for.

Thank you all again so much !

Cheers !

You're welcome