VBA to use excel for sending multiple attachementi through gmail

[srinivasan1965]

Hi
I use gmail. I need to send different attchement like excel or pdf to different customers. will i be able to do by giving path destination and email id in a excel file instead of using google sheet.
I had seen some demo this can be achieved through using google sheet.
I would like to know if you can store the following details in a excel
email id name body of text path for attachment

Thanks & Regards
N.Srinivasan

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