Hi Everyone,
I've created a macro that sends ranges to an outlook body, but I am having trouble having the email display my default outlook signature. This macro will be used by everyone on my team, so it needs to be able to display the signature of whoever is using it.
Below is the code I am currently working with. Any help would be appreciated!
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Hi,
For the default signature to exist in the first place, you need to .Display first.... there are more complex ways but that is the easiest. Below is a small modification to your code that will hopefully work. I have moved the .Display, and the "signature=..." lines:
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Thank you! This worked perfectly!Originally Posted by Arkadi
Hi,
For the default signature to exist in the first place, you need to .Display first.... there are more complex ways but that is the easiest. Below is a small modification to your code that will hopefully work. I have moved the .Display, and the "signature=..." lines:
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Excellent! Glad I could help out jlive24
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