Excel + Macro + Outlook

xxNeferpitouxx

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Hello Guys!

2nd time posting in the forum :) My first question was promptly answered by one of us so very much positive that someone could again help me with my problem.

It's probably something basic but I don't have much knowledge about formulas so...

I'd like to include the person's name on the subject of the email.

Here's what the formula looks like:
.Subject = "QA Monitoring -" & " " & CCounter & "-" & "Period " & PeriodNum

I tried replacing CCounter with the cell value where the name was and of course, it didn't work. lol

With the above formula, this is what the Outlook Subject shows:
QA Monitoring - -Period 10

I wanted it to show this:
QA Monitoring - Person's Full Name - Period 10

Can you help?

Thanks again! :)
 

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First, being picky, but you don't need the &" "& you can just add the space after - in your first quote (same with - before period).

.Subject = "QA Monitoring - " & CCounter & "-Period " & PeriodNum

What did you replace CCounter with when you tried replacing with cell ref? Assuming its active workbook you should be able to replace CCounter with Range("A1")
 
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I've done something similar before.

I use a variable to get the name from the cell:

Dim PersonsName As Variant
PersonsName = ActiveCell.Value

Then input the variable into the subject line:

.Subject = "Evaluation - " & PersonsName & " - " & month
 
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I put the Range (I guess that's what it's called: C3) where the name is showing BUT I just realized that THAT cell is a formula (='Select Agent'!XFD3). lol So I guess that's why it didn't work?
 
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Let me try this and see if I'll be able to pull it off. Sorry but I wasn't trained in using Macros and all this stuff. I was just snooping around our forms to learn about this. Thanks! :) :) :)
 
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Whether the cell has formula or not shouldn't impact the macro.

.Subject = "QA Monitoring - " & Range("C3").value & "-Period " & PeriodNum

This should work.
 
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Crazydragon84 you guys are the best! It worked! Thanks much! :) :) :) If I have any more problems I'll be sure to drop by this forum. Thanks for being so helpful!
 
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