SendObject Macro to multiple Recipients

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Ed

I have one macro using SendObject that will email a user a report. In the
macro it looks at 2 fields in a query containing username and the rest of the
corporate email. It opens up the machines mail client and auto fills the
fields and then a user sends it off.

What i would like is to have a similiar macro that when ran will look at a
specific query and then take several hundred records/users and email them in
the BCC field. I am able to get it to work with one record/user but need to
email over 350 users at once.

Thanks
 
C

Charles Wang [MSFT]

Hi Ed,
To let me better understand your scenario, could you please first let me
know:
1. What is the error when you send the email to multiple users by
separating their email address with semicolon (;) ?
2. What is your ACCESS version?

Please make sure that those email addresses are valid. You can refer to
this article:
SendObject Method
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa203990(office.10).aspx

Besides you may refer to this article to see if you can use the method of
CDO to work around your problem:
SendObject method fails in Access 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/260819

Thank you!

Best regards,
Charles Wang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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