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Binding VB (Excel and Outlook)

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Lisa has attended:
Excel VBA Intro Intermediate course

Binding VB (Excel and Outlook)

Could I get the code to select a table from Excel and put it into Outlook ready to be sent

RE: Binding VB (Excel and Outlook)

Hello Lisa

Thank you for your post and welcome to the forum.

Apologies also for the extremely long delay in replying.

As we can only provide answers to questions that relate directly to the content of the course you have attended, we cannot provide you with the code you have requested via the forum.

This is something that would require dedicated trainer time to develop for you, and therefore would be billable.

If you are interested in taking this forward with us, please contact our enquiries team regarding your requirement.

Kind regards
Amanda

 

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