Excel 2016 VBA - Insert a variable

Midas1

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Hi,

VBA Code:
Set .SendUsingAccount = .Session.Accounts.Item("123@email.com")   work

Set .SendUsingAccount = .Session.Accounts.Item(Range("B3").Value)   does not work


Dim MyEmail As String
MyEmail = Range("B3").Value
Set .SendUsingAccount = .Session.Accounts.Item(Range(MyEmail)  does not work

How could I add my Range or my variable into the Session.Accounts.Item ??


Thanks,
 

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Hi there

It looks like you are missing a closing parentheses... try

VBA Code:
Set .SendUsingAccount = .Session.Accounts.Item(Range("B3").Value))
or
VBA Code:
Set .SendUsingAccount = .Session.Accounts.Item(Range(MyEmail))
 
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Either of the original codes should work as long as the correct sheet is being referenced and B3 contains the same value as the original mailbox name.
 
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Either of the original codes should work as long as the correct sheet is being referenced and B3 contains the same value as the original mailbox name.
VBA Code:
Dim MyEmail As String
MyEmail = Sheets("Mail").Range("B3").Value

Set .SendUsingAccount = .Session.Accounts.Item(Range(MyEmail))

Is it the correct way to reference the sheet? Still not working
 
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VBA Code:
Dim MyEmail As String
MyEmail = Sheets("Mail").Range("B3").Value

Set .SendUsingAccount = .Session.Accounts.Item(Range(MyEmail))

Is it the correct way to reference the sheet? Still not working
Just:

Code:
.Session.Accounts.Item(MyEmail)
 
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