Excel VBA Introduction Part 29.1 - Creating Outlook Emails

By Andrew Gould

[patttkaaa]

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[AntoniWroblewski]

Andy, I got so many gold stars at work today after using this video to band-aid an IT issue. Thank you.

[yp]

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[oleksijm]

I cannot express how grateful I am for this tutorial.


Thank you so much Andy.

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[David-iqkd]

Seriously amazing tutorial, thank you so much.

For those needing a trick for quickly finding file paths to your attachment is to hold the shift button while right clicking on your file, then choosing "copy as path." Sometimes navigation to the desktop through the windows explorer to get the path can be hard on networked work computers and this simplifies it.

[totalzack]

You have a very good way of explaining things and I love your videos. THanks for doing a great job !

[andrewnolan]

Incredible lesson. I would have preferred to have it broken into 3 or 4 separate lessons. It took me several hours to get through it but I now understand how to generate emails from Excel with VBA better than I would have with any other teacher.

[tylerziomkowski]

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[chuchaqui]

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[davidcarpenter]

Quite possibly the best VBA videos I have watched. I subscribed to the channel quickly after watching. Thank you for providing such detailed explanations.

[yasinwarsame]

I am so grateful for your videos! I have recently been introduced to the VBA and coding world and I am hooked. Thank you soo much!

[letslearnexcel]

Really amazing and very professional. The way you are explaining it is really simple to understand and not complecting like other videos.

[bhar]

Thank you very much for this. I had coding like this I obtained from someone else over a year ago but it wasn't attaching signatures to any of my files. I had to have additional coding that would do that saving my signature as an image and then attaching that to an email only for the files where only I was the one emailing. It didn't help the shared ones that others would also email. I've only recently started learning code so I don't yet have the understanding that I want, but with this, I was able to tweak my existing code and now EVERY file I use it for is attaching signatures no matter who is sending the email. Thank you again!

[Learning_With_Larry]

Your videos are the best and very well explained. I'm learning so much about all the different libraries and enums and more. Thank you very much for this video.

[infosatish]

really brilliantly explained all the aspects of writting code to access outlook...great!!

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