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How to Send Bulk Email From Outlook Using Excel with Attachment

How to Send Bulk Email From Outlook Using Excel with Attachment

What is an Outlook? How to Send Bulk Email From Outlook Using Excel with Attachment. Outlook is a free web-based e-mail service provided by Microsoft. It is similar to Google’s Gmail service. Outlook e-mail services are used by almost every organization in the world to communicate. In this article, we will learn to send bulk […]

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VBA Split Function

When dealing with VBA Excel, the user may need to split a string into substrings according to a given delimiter. For instance, if given a location, you can use the VBA Split function to separate different parts of the place with a space (in this case, the space is the delimiter). The SPLIT String function

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VBA Arrays

VBA Arrays

VBA Arrays. The C programming language provides a data structure called the array, which can store a fixed-size sequential collection of elements of the same type. An array is used to store a collection of data, but it is often more useful to think of an array as a collection of variables of the same

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VBA Comparison Operator

VBA Comparison Operator. Comparison operators can be used to compare numbers or strings and perform evaluations. Expressions using comparison operators do not return a number value, as do arithmetic expressions. Comparison expressions return either 1, which is true, or 0, which is false. Some comparison operators include equal to, less than, greater than, and not

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Excel VBA Range

The VBA property “Range” allows you to narrow your selection to a single cell, a range of cells, a row, a column, or a region in three dimensions. The VBA range object in Excel can refer to a single cell or multiple cells across several rows and columns. Using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), Excel

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VBA Comments

VBA Comments. Comments are lines of code skipped over when the code is run. In the coding, these are shown as green text. Descriptions of the code are provided in the comments. A comment is any remark in the VBA code after an apostrophe. Knowing the proper usage of comments is crucial when working with

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Excel VBA Objects

Excel VBA objects are code-and-data “entities.” Objects are helpful because they can contain other objects. Workbooks, spreadsheets, cells, ranges, rows, columns, and shapes make up Microsoft Excel. Objects have properties and methods. Visual Basic isn’t an object-oriented language, but it handles projects. The VBA object has functions, properties, data, and child objects. Excel objects have

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VBA Dim

In Visual Basic for Applications, the term “dimension” is represented by the VBA Dim. It also helps to set the names and types of variables. The macro codes all begin with a VBA Dim. Syntax Dim [Insert Variable Name] as [Insert Variable Type] The four varieties of Dim statements are as follows: 1. Basic Variables

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Excel VBA Tutorial

VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) is a language that is common to visual basics that can only work through a host application (Excel, in our case). VBA can be used in all office versions, right from MS Office 97 to MS Office 2013 and some other latest versions that are available. Using VBA, we assure

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