Carbon Copies in Email Merge

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Doug Robbins

After declaring myccrecipient as Recipient, use the following in the code
after the .To statement

Set myccrecipient = .Recipients.Add("CC Recipient")
myccrecipient.Type = olCC

For more details, see the VB help file for CC (you will need to have set
the reference to the Outlook Object library)

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fgwiii

While I am certainly willing to take a stab at this, can you give me a little
direction at this? I am not a programmer. Would you please be a little more
specific?

Thanks

Fred
 
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Doug Robbins

I am not a programmer either and all that I know about visual basic has been
learned by reference to the Visual Basic Help file and trial and error.

At the beginning of the code you will need a

Dim myccrecipient as Recipient

and then in the code after the .To statement, you will need to insert

Set myccrecipient = .Recipients.Add("CC Recipient")
myccrecipient.Type = olCC

In place of "CC Recipient" you would place the email address of the party to
whom the CC is to be sent.
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Hope this helps,
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
 

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