2
votes

I am using Excel 2010 on W7 x64, and send email from Outlook using code from Ron de Bruin. I have an individual and group email address that I send from, and am looking for a way to send from the group address by changing it in VBA.

The secondary address is not set up as an actual account in Outlook. If I go to File - Account Settings in Outlook, there is only one email account listed. The group email address simply forwards to the group.

I created an actual account for the group box, and added the reference to Microsoft Outlook Object Library in VBA, and added the code to select between account 1 or 2 using the MailItem.SendUsingAccount property, but Outlook would freeze up when trying to send from this address.

I can select between my Individual and Group email in the from dropdown box in Outlook when I send emails. Is there another way to do this in VBA without setting up a second account?

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Did you try SenderEmailAddress?Mr. Mascaro

2 Answers

5
votes

You can use .SentOnBehalfOfName property of outlook to send mail in the name of other user. Check the following code and URL for further details: http://www.slipstick.com/developer/code-samples/send-email-address-vba/

oMail.SentOnBehalfOfName = "[email protected]"
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votes

SendUsingAccount worked for me.

    For Each acc In OutApp.Session.Accounts
        If acc = frmMain.cmbxSendFrom.Text Then
             .SendUsingAccount  = acc 
        End If
    Next acc