Using VBA to load the CC line on an Outlook email

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Glenn Suggs

Can someone please help me in loading the CC line in an email from VBA in

Access? I have the following for the "To" line that works fine. Is there an

equivalent statement to load the CC?

Dim olRecipient As Recipient

strEmailRecipient = "someone@someplace.com"

Set olRecipient = olMessage.Recipients.Add(strEmailRecipient)

Thanks in advance

Glenn
 
Set olRecipient = olMessage.Recipients.Add(strEmailRecipient)

olRecipient.Type = olCC ' or olTo or olBCC

"Glenn Suggs" <GlennSuggs> wrote in message

news:F1BD68F1-545A-40B1-9229-1D16609F77D0@microsoft.com...
> Can someone please help me in loading the CC line in an email from VBA in
> Access? I have the following for the "To" line that works fine. Is there
> an
> equivalent statement to load the CC?

> Dim olRecipient As Recipient
> strEmailRecipient = "someone@someplace.com"

> Set olRecipient = olMessage.Recipients.Add(strEmailRecipient)

> Thanks in advance
> > Glenn
 
Thanks a million, Ken. It works great.

Glenn
wrote:


> Set olRecipient = olMessage.Recipients.Add(strEmailRecipient)
> olRecipient.Type = olCC ' or olTo or olBCC

> >

>

> "Glenn Suggs" <GlennSuggs> wrote in message
> news:F1BD68F1-545A-40B1-9229-1D16609F77D0@microsoft.com...
> > Can someone please help me in loading the CC line in an email from VBA in
> > Access? I have the following for the "To" line that works fine. Is there
> > an
> > equivalent statement to load the CC?
> > Dim olRecipient As Recipient
> > strEmailRecipient = "someone@someplace.com"
> > Set olRecipient = olMessage.Recipients.Add(strEmailRecipient)
> > Thanks in advance
> > > > Glenn


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