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Send Mail If Statement
I need to automatically send and email if the subject line is "NOC".
I'm sending from an Access database and what I need is for when the completed email pops up, to not have to click the "Send" button. I think it should be some kind of Macro or IF statement in Outlook's VBA? Thank you in advance for any help you can give me. Gee |
Send Mail If Statement
You should be able to use the MailItem.Send method. Keep in mind this
will not display the email, just send it. Beware the Object Model Guard. HTH, JP On Jun 18, 12:07*am, Gee wrote: I need to automatically send and email if the subject line is "NOC". I'm sending from an Access database and what I need is for when the completed email pops up, to not have to click the "Send" button. I think it should be some kind of Macro or IF statement in Outlook's VBA? Thank you in advance for any help you can give me. Gee |
Send Mail If Statement
Is that instead of "DoCmd.SendObject"?
This is the code I'm using now...what would change please? If NOC = "300" Then DoCmd.SendObject acSendReport, "NOCR", acFormatSNP, Me.Text39, , , "NOC AGING", Me.CallNo, , False End If "JP" wrote: You should be able to use the MailItem.Send method. Keep in mind this will not display the email, just send it. Beware the Object Model Guard. HTH, JP On Jun 18, 12:07 am, Gee wrote: I need to automatically send and email if the subject line is "NOC". I'm sending from an Access database and what I need is for when the completed email pops up, to not have to click the "Send" button. I think it should be some kind of Macro or IF statement in Outlook's VBA? Thank you in advance for any help you can give me. Gee |
Send Mail If Statement
OH, help, HOW do I use the MailItem.Send method and WHERE do I use it? I'm
so confused! "Gee" wrote: Is that instead of "DoCmd.SendObject"? This is the code I'm using now...what would change please? If NOC = "300" Then DoCmd.SendObject acSendReport, "NOCR", acFormatSNP, Me.Text39, , , "NOC AGING", Me.CallNo, , False End If "JP" wrote: You should be able to use the MailItem.Send method. Keep in mind this will not display the email, just send it. Beware the Object Model Guard. HTH, JP On Jun 18, 12:07 am, Gee wrote: I need to automatically send and email if the subject line is "NOC". I'm sending from an Access database and what I need is for when the completed email pops up, to not have to click the "Send" button. I think it should be some kind of Macro or IF statement in Outlook's VBA? Thank you in advance for any help you can give me. Gee |
Send Mail If Statement
See http://www.codeforexcelandoutlook.co...ok-automation/
for sample code. --JP On Jun 28, 7:31*pm, Gee wrote: OH, help, HOW do I use the MailItem.Send method and WHERE do I use it? *I'm so confused! "Gee" wrote: Is that instead of "DoCmd.SendObject"? This is the code I'm using now...what would change please? If NOC = "300" Then DoCmd.SendObject acSendReport, "NOCR", acFormatSNP, Me.Text39, , , "NOC AGING", Me.CallNo, , False End If "JP" wrote: You should be able to use the MailItem.Send method. Keep in mind this will not display the email, just send it. Beware the Object Model Guard. HTH, JP |
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