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Emailing from Excel VBA

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replyReply Thu 9 Dec 2010, 15:47Delegate Raxit said...

Raxit has attended:
Excel VBA Advanced course
Finance for Non-Financial Managers course
Presentation Skills course

Emailing from Excel VBA

How do I create an email that is populated but not sent, allowing the user to write in a message

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replyReply Wed 15 Dec 2010, 13:09Trainer Anthony said...

RE: Emailing from Excel VBA

Hi Raxit. See my reply to your other query for the solution to this problem.

All the best,

Anthony

 

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